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Need URGENT help with my pc!

MB: Asrock AB350 Pro4
Case: DIYPC Ranger R4-R 

Problems:
Missing screws to mount the motherboard.
The damn IO shield is just a bit too big and won't fit and allow to motherboard to sit correctly.

What do I do???

Is there a way I can just put the IO shield on the outside?
And what do I do with the screws that I didn't get?

I can add pictures if you like.

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Don't try and mount a motherboard without ALL the needed screws.

 

If you look on the case manufacturer website you can obtain spares.

 

Also if there is missing parts file a complaint to the case supplier. They'll send you them for free.

 

 

Don't try and do a build without all the needed parts. You'll end up damaging the motherboard. As it won't be mounted properly.

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In terms of the IO shield - send photos as the IO shield is a standardised dimension. Normally.

 

You DO need to have it 'click' in to place in the case, then you mount the motherboard into the IO - and gently on the standoffs in the case.

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20 minutes ago, mark_cameron said:

In terms of the IO shield - send photos as the IO shield is a standardised dimension. Normally.

 

You DO need to have it 'click' in to place in the case, then you mount the motherboard into the IO - and gently on the standoffs in the case.

Never mind, just needed to use a bit more force. A part of the io shield was bent outwards lol

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if you're missing standoffs or screws be sure to at least secure the 4 corners

 

you can use a similar size screw if you do have enough standoffs

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25 minutes ago, mark_cameron said:

Don't try and mount a motherboard without ALL the needed screws.

 

If you look on the case manufacturer website you can obtain spares.

 

Also if there is missing parts file a complaint to the case supplier. They'll send you them for free.

 

 

Don't try and do a build without all the needed parts. You'll end up damaging the motherboard. As it won't be mounted properly.

Well theres those little stand things there, but would I also need screws for it?
Picture below: https://imgur.com/a/LZYKTsc

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1 minute ago, aezakmi said:

if you're missing standoffs or screws be sure to at least secure the 4 corners

 

you can use a similar size screw if you do have enough standoffs

I have the standoffs, and what screw is similar size?

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2 minutes ago, Random_User123 said:

I have the standoffs, and what screw is similar size?

the ones used for hard drives or ODDs should fit

 

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13 minutes ago, Random_User123 said:

Never mind, just needed to use a bit more force. A part of the io shield was bent outwards lol

Sounds about right.

 

The more builds you do the more you get used to that type of thing.

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5 minutes ago, aezakmi said:

the ones used for hard drives or ODDs should fit

 

Well just checked my hard drive, there's no screw there.
So do I contact my case manufacturer DIYPC?

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41 minutes ago, Random_User123 said:

Well just checked my hard drive, there's no screw there.
So do I contact my case manufacturer DIYPC?

must be a new case, those don't need screws for the hdd

just go to a hardware store with the standoff and ask for a screw that fits it, get a bag of screws so you have some extra just in case you lose one or need it for a different thing

 

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37 minutes ago, aezakmi said:

must be a new case, those don't need screws for the hdd

just go to a hardware store with the standoff and ask for a screw that fits it, get a bag of screws so you have some extra just in case you lose one or need it for a different thing

 

Just did that, thanks for your help!

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