from what I see, the computer will have to sit on the bolt heads...is that the case, if so then this will scratch up the bottom
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The item comes with 2 rubber sticky pads that stretch the entire length of the base so it sits on those
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Yes, depending on your computer case, the bottom could sit on the bolt heads. I don't know why anyone would worry about scratches on the bottom of the case. I have these on all my work computers. They work great, Even on rug. Make sure you allow wiring for the height and movement.
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yes, the PC would be sitting on the screw heads, but the contack is minor, and besides, if you adjust the sides properly the PC shouldn't move at all and therefore won't get scratched. My PC, a Dell, has an unpainted base so even if there were a few minor scratches it wouldn't be an issue, but YMMV. To each his own. Ultimately, it is a very sturdy and functional PC stand. (My Dell does not contact that rubber strip down the middle of the stand, unfortunately))
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It does sit on the bolt heads - but I don't really move it around much, nor have I bothered to turn it upside down to see if it has scratched it. You would always cover the bolts with mole skin is that was a concern of yours. Just an FYI - corn pads (for your feet) also work well when you need to cover a bolt.
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I'm very happy with mine. I have had no problems. It does have little "feet" on the back that raise the back of the computer a little, but I personally like that. This was a good buy! I have no idea if it will fit yours. Look at the specs. That should tell you if it will fit.
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Fred888. Thank you SO MUCH for your advice. Your tech writing is just what I needed to install the ram. I had the computer all packed up and ready to go to a service place tomorrow when I came back to this site and read your instructions. The "45 degree angle," and "the metal contacts of the ram should disappear from view," are the extra instructions that I needed. The video I watched on how to install the ram just didn't go into that detail. Again, many thanks.Kay
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Yes, because there wont be a tight bond between the surfaces, the scratch will show. Not terribly, but no less noticeable.
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The caster bolts do stick up as you have said but, the vertical panels are curved inward and let's say the computer box was 6 inches thick, the bolts are about 1 inch wider apart than the sides would be when they are supporting the computer box so when the box is on the bottom the bolts are just outside the box dimension. Sorry for the wordiness.
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The bottom of the unit is 2" off the ground and the bottom of your PC will sit 2 3/4" off the ground.
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Maybe..... If you can it's going to be a very tight fit. Cooling would probably be an issue.
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I think you'd be out of luck until you had the computer fixed. It is pretty sturdy and fits onto the bar pretty well. Unless you rip it off, I don't know why it would stop working.
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I believe it would still scratch the hardwood floor. The wheels screw into a metal base inside the bars. However, you may be able to file down or have covered.
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Another side note to mention... Nearly any computer you get pre-built from a manufacturer will come with "bloatware." It should be expected.
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It was difficult enough to mount this mother board in very small (micro ATX) computer case. The reason is that, a cable for a hard drive afterinserting it in the socket is situated in mother board plane. Such a position increases dimensions of mother board effectively. I have usedcomputer case in which power supply is situated in the bottom of the case so I was forced to do an opening in case of power supply for thecable.I am not English speaking so it is quite possible there are some mistakes in my text. Sorry.
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Hello, the curved metal "holds" the computer in place. The caster bolts that protrude hide underneath this curve so as you extend the width of the caddy the casters will always be on the outside of your computer. Unless you have a very small lightweight computer you will find it very hard to secure your computer even though it sits flush. Also of note, the casters are bargain bin cheap.
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I am not a PC expert but I have been messing around with computers as a hobby for years. My guess is that it will be fine. In general you can go from bigger to smaller fairly easy. It's much more difficult to go from smaller to larger. With that said the screws might not line up correctly so you might need some sort of an adapter case. I am not sure.
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The battery just simply slides in and snaps in place. It should be even with the bottom of the computer and even with the back. Possibly you are not sliding it in far enough.
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Mine fits perfectly fine. Do you mean that they sometimes touch when you bend the top screen back all the way? You just need to be careful and push the bottom part closer to the computer when this happens.
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Hi Edward! You may need to consult a person who knows the mechanical part of the computer. Sometimes there are minor technical parts which are not known to us and we may end up ordering different item. I hope this answer ll help you. Thanks, PJN
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In theory, no, but it is easy to unscrew the back if you are good at that stuff and then it's pretty much, just pop a new one in. In any event, a computer tech shouldn't have much trouble replacing it.