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Casing problem

Gloomtastic! · 2021-04-13 17:46:14

My son is building his first PC. He’s trying to fit the power unit into the casing but there are shelves in the way of the cabling. The shelving doesn’t look like it’s removable. Any suggestions?

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#32 18-04-2021 06:38PM

TheValeyard

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Gloomtastic! wrote: »

It was a two pin plug so he needed an adapter which we had. It was the adapter that was faulty. :rolleyes:

These things happen. Once had a mate years ago who spend couple days checking all parts of his computer cause it wouldnt switch on. Tests on motherboard, psu, checking ram, switching out gpu, etc. Turns out the wires on the power switch had come loose.

Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue

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