How to remove the I/O shield panel from chassis?

I've had cases in the past where the panel was held in place with small
screws. This case was not originally a homebuilt but I stripped the case to
add a new mobo, cpu, memory and OS.

Wayne

"Conor" <conor.turton.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> In article <Dbxuf.257$%i2.195@read3.inet.fi>, Henri Tapani Heinonen
> says...
>> Yea. You read the subject correctly. How to remove the I/O shield panel
>> from
>> chassis? Please, give me fool-proof instructions.
>
> Push inwards from outside the case, working your way around the edges.
>
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> Conor
>
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"Conor" <conor.turton.RemoveThis@gmail.com> kirjoitti
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> Push inwards from outside the case, working your way around the edges.

Thanks! It was rather easy to remove it when I used a small screw driver
(minus-head) to straighten those small "hook edges" of the metal plate.

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Henri Heinonen - filosofian ylioppilas fysiikasta
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