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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 20:31:56
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Is the mobo unique to Dell or is it something you can find a replacement I/O panel for?
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 20:34:24
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Is the mobo unique to Dell or is it something you can find a replacement I/O panel for?
Oh, it's Dell only all right! ;)
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 20:36:32
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Is the mobo unique to Dell or is it something you can find a replacement I/O panel for?
yea that be another issue too even he moved it to another system he won't have a IO shield compatible with it. Dell builds thier cases around the Board its designed for 
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 21:23:23
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 21:23:31
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Build a rig dude & trash that dell you know you want to!
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 21:24:26
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the mobo is a mATX its just the IO panel problem
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 21:29:33
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Build a rig dude & trash that dell you know you want to!
I do  but my parents wont buy me another one cuz i just bought this pc 1 year ago. anyways its going to cost more when i can just buy case, vid card and psu.
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 21:35:05
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Build a rig dude & trash that dell you know you want to!
I do but my parents wont buy me another one cuz i just bought this pc 1 year ago. anyways its going to cost more when i can just buy case, vid card and psu.
Get a job & save up or do at your parents  they will give you the $$ than!
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 22:14:32
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OP that plastic silver stuff your talking about in the back is just a seal/cushiong nothing more nothing less, once you remove those 4 bolts someone circled you will be able to take out your mobo, the I/O shield is part of your case so there is no way to take it off and put it on a new one. Once you take the mobo out and put it into a new case your not going to have an I/O shield since the motherboard is a dell proprietary, as well as the case.
To answer your question will the I/O shield come off? No not unless you can weld or cut it out but even then it will be compatible with any aftermarket cases.
What is the silver padding? Just a padding/seal no big deal once you remove those 4 screws it will stay on the case, the opposite side of it that is touching the case prob has glue holding it.
Can you get a new I/O panel for your dell motherboard? No
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 22:16:24
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did you remove the Hex Nuts from the VGA and Serial port yet? someone suggested that above and I didn't see you say anything about doing that yet
how am i suppose to do that with this plastic foam thingy in the back of the IO panel
http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab98/legendarybloodfang/pc.jpg
The Hex Nuts unscrew from the outside not the inside so don't worry about the foam, just use a small pair of pliers or hex nut screw driver from a computer tool kit. You can't get the board loose from the I/O shield until you remove those.
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/03 23:19:21
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i love how the haf x came with a hex nut cover that allows you to use a screwdriver to get it out =D
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Re:how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
2010/10/04 00:22:46
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http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab98/legendarybloodfang/bh.jpg
See the hexagonal screws for securing the cables to the Serial and VGA ports? Take them out with some pliers.
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did you remove the Hex Nuts from the VGA and Serial port yet? someone suggested that above and I didn't see you say anything about doing that yet
how am i suppose to do that with this plastic foam thingy in the back of the IO panel
http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab98/legendarybloodfang/pc.jpg
The Hex Nuts unscrew from the outside not the inside so don't worry about the foam, just use a small pair of pliers or hex nut screw driver from a computer tool kit. You can't get the board loose from the I/O shield until you remove those.
Seriously. Listen to what he says. I made that initial post from experience.
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Re: how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
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IO shields are a necessary part of many electronic devices. IO shields provide a convenient way to add and remove functionality to your computer or project. They protect the delicate ports and wires inside from dust, moisture, and other contaminants. However, it can also be a pain to remove if you don’t know-how. In this blog post, we will show you in two easy steps.
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Re: how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
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IO shields are a necessary part of many electronic devices. IO shields provide a convenient way to add and remove functionality to your computer or project. They protect the delicate ports and wires inside from dust, moisture, and other contaminants. However, it can also be a pain to remove if you don’t know-how. In this blog post, we will show you in two easy steps.
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Re: how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
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I really don't understand these new accounts. They find the link to sign up and go through that whole process but somehow miss that this thread was from 2010?
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Re: how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
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Spammer replies to a thread which has a person in it who was banned 9 years ago. lol
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Re: how do i remove mobo from I/O shield panel thing?
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