Rastalovich
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User has a pc from either PC World/Comets, I`m sure it was Comets.
Anywho, to add cards to the inside... well there`s no bracket/rail for u to screw u`r pci cards, or clips or anything really.
So he wants to buy a new case when the new gfx card comes along.
Question is: The case has the stores Windo$e XP sticker on the panel that doesn`t open.
.. best option here..
a) .. just make a note of the details all over the sticker thing ? chuck the case.
b) .. carefully tear the sticker off and stick it inside the manuals that came with the pc, which includes the Windo$e welcome to cardboard thingy and small booklet that states the code is stuck to the case ?
c) .. carefully tear the sticker off and stick it on the new case ala a clear sticky tape ?
d) .. don`t worry about it coz WinXP is so solid he`ll never need the codes again, ever ?
Doesn`t want to hold onto the old case ~really~, as it`d just be clutter.
Of course he wouldn`t be able to reinstall from any CD supplied, so I`m guessing it`s an OEM sticker, and that the only option if this happens would be to use the store-supplied `recovery` tool/cd thingies. (ya right)
Anywho, to add cards to the inside... well there`s no bracket/rail for u to screw u`r pci cards, or clips or anything really.
So he wants to buy a new case when the new gfx card comes along.
Question is: The case has the stores Windo$e XP sticker on the panel that doesn`t open.
.. best option here..
a) .. just make a note of the details all over the sticker thing ? chuck the case.
b) .. carefully tear the sticker off and stick it inside the manuals that came with the pc, which includes the Windo$e welcome to cardboard thingy and small booklet that states the code is stuck to the case ?
c) .. carefully tear the sticker off and stick it on the new case ala a clear sticky tape ?
d) .. don`t worry about it coz WinXP is so solid he`ll never need the codes again, ever ?
Doesn`t want to hold onto the old case ~really~, as it`d just be clutter.
Of course he wouldn`t be able to reinstall from any CD supplied, so I`m guessing it`s an OEM sticker, and that the only option if this happens would be to use the store-supplied `recovery` tool/cd thingies. (ya right)