May I ask for advice?

I know - bad form for the first time I[m here.

but I'll ask anyway. I have a file I need off an sdd drive on a lap that is dead

can I ask the rest?

Yes,but I can't help with that.Ask away someone will put you on the right track..
Please don't be shy if you need help:-)

scary thing - they keep enrolling in my classes. Silly them. Silly Me:)

Well Iv'e got to be honest I detested school:-)

Its a dead laptop - and I'm picking apart parts.

Here's what I want and I cant get... the 'thing
ona small board that is 2 chips


How do i get the data off that?

Hi Professor Furby! :-) Welcome to our little club.
We met in a sales thread not long ago, I was giving you and CC a hard time about being friends.
I've changed my username but you'll remember me, I'm the grumpy guy who's way older than you. O__O

That's way out of my P.C. skills,P.M.Crow he may have an idea or you can start a new thread and ask the Q there:-)

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Then one half and half the other:)
Or, if you ever find your self in Ohio (gods help you)....\

I should shut up now:)

Sounds like the memory chip, there won't be any data on there.

They won't give me a passport:-)

Dear love, I remember you. I;m shocked you remember me.

That's right Endre if it's a memory stick you can't..

Good Night L&G's

Inny nice meeting you.Endre will look after you:-)

I'm honestly asking... I can tear apart a laptop with my teeth.

the laptop died. the SATA died... I need the data..

Help?

Wait- I have was wrong.

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So... I'm wrong

I have a good memory for the ladies, just ask ddickinson. :)
To expand on your computer question: IF what you are referring to is a Solid State disk Drive then yes, there may be data there. You would need to remove the drive, mount it in another machine and copy the data from it.
To be honest if your not familiar with computers you be better off finding someone to help you with it. I'll bet any number of your students could do it for you, unless the data is sensitive. Then I would go to a good computer service place.

Edit: From your last post it sounds like you are computer savvy. Just mount it in a desktop machine with SATA and copy the data, you will need an adapter to match the desktop SATA connector. OR you could buy an external SATA to USB case and then you have your data and be able to use the drive as extra storage too.

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