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A computer enclosure includes a base (10), a cover (100) and a resilient member (80) attached to the base and compressed by the cover. The base has a latching portion (68) disposed thereon. The cover is adapted to being mounted to the base, and has a mounting protrusion (70) projecting therefrom. Th

A computer enclosure includes a base (10), a cover (100) and a resilient member (80) attached to the base and compressed by the cover. The base has a latching portion (68) disposed thereon. The cover is adapted to being mounted to the base, and has a mounting protrusion (70) projecting therefrom. The mounting protrusion engages with the latching portion for preventing the cover moving in a first direction, thereby securing the cover on the base. The resilient member is attached to the base and compressed by the cover. When the mounting protrusion disengages from the latching portion, the resilient member pushes the cover to move in the first direction due to being released.

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We claim: 1. A computer enclosure comprising: a base having a latching portion disposed thereon; a cover adapted to being mounted to the base, the cover having a mounting protrusion projecting therefrom, the mounting protrusion engaging with the latching portion for preventing the cover moving in a

We claim: 1. A computer enclosure comprising: a base having a latching portion disposed thereon; a cover adapted to being mounted to the base, the cover having a mounting protrusion projecting therefrom, the mounting protrusion engaging with the latching portion for preventing the cover moving in a first direction, thereby securing the cover on the base; and a resilient member attached to the base and compressed by the cover; whereby when the mounting protrusion disengages from the latching portion, the resilient member pushes the cover to move in the first direction due to being released. 2. The computer enclosure as described in claim 1, wherein the base comprises a front plate for a mounting plate bending therefrom. 3. The computer enclosure as described in claim 2, wherein a sliding member is mounted on the mounting plate, and a gap is defined in an end of the sliding member. 4. The computer enclosure as described in claim 3, wherein a securing tab is disposed in the gap of the sliding member for securing the resilient member. 5. The computer enclosure as described in claim 2, wherein two openings are defined in the front plate for the resilient member inserting therethrough. 6. The computer enclosure as described in claim 3, wherein a guiding member is attached to the base, and the sliding member defines a sliding slot for engaging with the guiding member. 7. The computer enclosure as described in claim 3, wherein the latching portion extends from the sliding member, and a hooking protrusion projects from the latching portion for engaging with the mounting protrusion of the cover. 8. The computer enclosure as described in claim 7, wherein a square opening is defined in the base for the hooking protrusion inserting therethrough. 9. The computer enclosure as described in claim 7, further comprising an operating member mounted on the base for driving the latching portion of the sliding member to disengage from the mounting protrusion of the cover. 10. The computer enclosure as described in claim 1, wherein a plurality of hooks extends from the cover, and a plurality of slits is defined in the base for receiving the hooks of the cover. 11. A computer enclosure comprising: a base; a cover adapted to being mounted on the base; a latching device for engaging the cover with the base; an operating member for driving the latching device to disengage the cover from the base; and a resilient member attached to the base and compressed by the cover; wherein when the latching device disengages the cover from the base, the resilient member rebounds in a direction to move the cover relative to the base along the direction. 12. The computer enclosure as described in claim 11, wherein two openings are defined in the base for the resilient member inserting therethrough. 13. The computer enclosure as described in claim 11, wherein a keyhole-shaped opening is defined in the base. 14. The computer enclosure as described in claim 13, wherein the latching device comprising a latching portion disposed on the base and a mounting protrusion projecting from the cover. 15. The computer enclosure as described in claim 14, wherein a hooking protrusion projects from the latching portion and passing through the keyhole-shaped opening for engaging with the mounting protrusion of the cover. 16. A computer enclosure comprising: a base comprising a front plate defining an opening; a cover adapted to being mounted on the base; a resilient member inserting through the opening of the base and being compressed by the cover; and a latching device for engaging the cover with the base; whereby when the latching device disengages the cover from the base, the resilient member is released and rebounds to drive the cover to slide on the base. 17. The computer enclosure as described in claim 16, further comprising an operating member mounted on the base for driving the latching device to disengage the cover from the base. 18. The computer enclosure as described in claim 16, wherein the latching device comprises a latching portion disposed on the base and a mounting protrusion projecting from the cover. 19. The computer enclosure as described in claim 18, wherein a hooking protrusion projects from the latching portion for engaging with the mounting protrusion. 20. The computer enclosure as described in claim 19, wherein a keyhole-shaped opening is defined in the base for the hooking protrusion passing therethrough.