Lockable PC casing

Allanlee82

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Many years ago, a colleague of mine turned up for work to find his mouse can't move the cursor. On inspection, found the ball missing. Another colleague took the ball to use for his own.

so it means mouse also need a lock !!!! :s13:
but luckily now no ppl use mouse ball mouse anymore
 

enenyi

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is there any shop selling mini ITX case that can be locked? or any brand that has this?

lock looks something like this.

atom-5689-intel-atom-5689-mini-locking-mount-computer.jpg


thanks.
I know that Dell or HP OEM workstations do come with lockable side panels to prevent people from stealing stuff inside the PCs. But those are huge, probably cases for XL-ATX motherboards. For ITX cases I dun think have in the market, prob can try some form of kensington lock?
 

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Many years ago, a colleague of mine turned up for work to find his mouse can't move the cursor. On inspection, found the ball missing. Another colleague took the ball to use for his own.

the era of ball mouse... i like to take out the ball to play table billard too
 

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The lock at the front of the AT casing is not for locking the casing, it's a switch to prevent itchy hands trying to power up the system.

:o oh, I thought for locking case, never really use that key~
 
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