Question Desperate help needed

[nxnje]

I am in this situation: the old cade from where I had taken the motherboard is a big doubt.
I do not remember how did I unmount the motherboard and if this was the initial situation but now I do not know how to mount the motherboard back.
This is a pre-assembled PC and I seriously need to mount the motherboard back in.

https://imgur.com/a/Te2ggOR

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I mounted the motherboard with those sort of "higher" points, but I could not mount distance plugs on as if I do that the motherboard doesn't stay perfectly in-line, while if I mount distance plugs everything is just not fine.

Help
Should I mount them without any kind of distance?

 

[Lutfij]

The case you're dealing with is from a prebuilt, akin to Dell's, HP's or even Compaq's. The raised area are placeholders for standoff's. All you need to do is drop the motherboard in and screw into the raised standoff's.

FYI, they are known as standoff's not distance plugs or spacers.

 

[Wolfshadw]

The raised points are built-in stand-offs. You do not need to add stand-off points to them.

-Wolf sends

 

[nxnje]

Thanks a lot to everyone. I really appreciate the help.

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