i.e. if the complexity is so great that it looks like it has been designed...
Why are you assuming that complexity makes something look like it has been designed? I see the staggering complexity of the Mandlebrot Set, yet I certainly don't ever think that it was "designed". You seem to be assuming that which you are attempting to demonstrate.
If I found a fully functioning 2010 latest design Top of the range Laptop Computer with 200,000 fully operational advanced software programs it would be reasonable to assume that the Laptop and software had been designed.
Yes, because of the millions of examples we have of laptops being a result of human design, and the complete absence of any examples of laptops arising that have not been designed. This has nothing to do with "complexity".
Or are you suggesting that perhaps a much less complex laptop, say one from the early 90s like my old Compaq, wasn't designed because it was substantially less complex that the Vaio on which I am typing this message?
Therefore, if it's logical to state that the Laptop was obviously designed then it is many orders of magnitude more likely that the DNA information coding system is also designed.
Nonsense - we know laptops are designed because we have millions of examples of laptops being designed and no examples of laptops that have not been designed. We have zero examples of any biological system being designed, unless you are again trying to assume that which you are attempting to demonstrate?
It appears that there is a distinct lack of valid logic in the arguments you are presenting. Have you any better arguments?