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A computer case includes a chassis comprising a first wall and a second wall detachably attached to the first wall, a cover detachably attached to the first wall, and means for coupling the cover to the first wall. The coupling means is driven by the second wall to fix the cover to the first wall an

A computer case includes a chassis comprising a first wall and a second wall detachably attached to the first wall, a cover detachably attached to the first wall, and means for coupling the cover to the first wall. The coupling means is driven by the second wall to fix the cover to the first wall and prevent the cover from being detached from the first wall before the second wall disengaged from the first wall.

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What is claimed is: 1. A computer case comprising: a chassis comprising a side panel and a front wall, wherein the side panel capable of being disassembled from the chassis comprises an urging piece extending therefrom; a bezel mounted to the front wall, comprising at least one claw extending there

What is claimed is: 1. A computer case comprising: a chassis comprising a side panel and a front wall, wherein the side panel capable of being disassembled from the chassis comprises an urging piece extending therefrom; a bezel mounted to the front wall, comprising at least one claw extending therefrom; and a spring-loaded first locking member slidably mounted to the front wall and capable of being urged by the urging piece of the side panel, comprising at least one hooking part corresponding to the at least one claw of the bezel, wherein when the side panel is assembled to the chassis, the first locking member is urged by the urging piece of the side panel to slide relative to the front wall to make the at least one hooking part thereof be caught by the at least one claw of the bezel, and only when the side panel is disassembled from the chassis, the urging piece of the side panel disengages from the first locking member, the first locking member restoringly slides to disengage the at least one hooking part thereof from the at least one claw of the bezel. 2. The computer case as claimed in claim 1, wherein two sliding grooves are defined in the first locking member, two screw hole corresponding to the two sliding grooves are defined in the front wall of the chassis, two screws are respectively inserted through the two sliding grooves and engaged in the two screw holes, so that the first locking member is slidably mounted to the front wall. 3. The computer case as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first locking member comprises a hooking piece extending therefrom, the front wall of the chassis comprises a hooking piece extending therefrom, two opposite ends of a spring respectively catch the hooking piece of the first locking member and the hooking piece of the front wall, so that the first locking member is restricted by the spring when sliding relative to the front wall. 4. The computer case as claimed in claim 1, wherein the hooking part of the first locking member comprises a cavity defined in the first locking member and a catching piece projecting from an inner wall of the cavity, the claw of the bezel is capable of inserting in the cavity and catching the catching piece. 5. The computer case as claimed in claim 1, wherein the computer case further comprises a second locking member, the chassis comprises a bent part extending therefrom, the second locking member is slidably mounted on the inner side of the bent part under elastic restraint, the side panel comprises at least one hook extending therefrom, at least one orifice is defined in the bent part, at least one orifice is defined in the second locking member, the at least one hook of the side panel is capable of being inserted through the at least one orifice of the bent part and the at least one orifice of the second locking member and catching a wall of the second locking member when the second locking member is slid to a locking position, the at least one hook of the side panel is capable of disengaging from the second locking member and the bent part and disassembling from the chassis when the second locking member is slid to an unlocking position. 6. The computer case as claimed in claim 5, wherein the at least one orifice of the bent part is bigger than the at least one orifice of the second locking member, and no matter the second locking member slides or not, a projection that the at least one orifice of the second locking member project on the bent part always locates in an area of the at least one orifice of the bent part. 7. The computer case as claimed in claim 6, wherein the second locking member comprises a locking piece extend therefrom, the chassis comprises a back wall defining a slot therein, the locking piece of the second locking member is inserted though the slot of the back wall and extended outside the chassis, the locking piece is capable of being operated to make the second locking member slide relative to the bent part of the chassis. 8. The computer case as claimed in claim 6, wherein a locking hole is defined in the locking piece of the second locking member, the computer case further comprises a lock capable of locking the locking piece via the locking hole. 9. The computer case as claimed in claim 6, wherein the bent part of the chassis comprises a plurality of L-shape carrying juts extending from a lower edge thereof, the second locking member is slidably supported on the L-shape carrying juts. 10. The computer case as claimed in claim 6, wherein the top wall of the chassis comprises a plurality of L-shaped hooks extending down from an inner surface thereof, a plurality of sliding slots corresponding to the L-shaped hooks is defined near an upper edge of the second locking member, the L-shaped hooks slidably engage in the corresponding sliding slots. 11. The computer case as claimed in claim 10, wherein a guiding slot communicating with each of the sliding slot is vertically defined at the upper edge of the second locking member, each of the L-shaped hooks of the top wall of the chassis can engage in or disengage from the corresponding sliding slot via the corresponding guiding slot. 12. A computer case comprising: a chassis comprising a first wall and a second wall detachably attached to the first wall; a cover detachably attached to the first wall; and means for coupling the cover to the first wall, the coupling means being driven by the second wall to fix the cover to the first wall and preventing the cover from being detached from the first wall before the second wall disengaged from the first wall, wherein when the second wall is disengaged from first wall, the disengagement of the second wall directly causes the fixation between the cover and the first wall to be released. 13. The computer case as claimed in claim 12, wherein the coupling means comprises a first locking member slidably mounted to the first wall, and a claw disposed on the cover configured to engage with the first locking member. 14. The computer case as claimed in claim 13, wherein the computer case farther comprises a third wall fixed to the first wall, and a second locking member slidably mounted to the third wall configured to fix the second wall to the first wall and prevent the second wall from being detached from the first wall. 15. A computer case comprising: a chassis comprising a first wall, a second wall detachably attached to the first wall, and a third wall fixed to the first wall; a cover detachably attached to the first wall; means for coupling the cover to the first wall, the coupling means being driven by the second wall to fix the cover to the first wall and preventing the cover from being detached from the first wall before the second wall disengaged from the first wall, wherein the coupling means comprises a first locking member slidably mounted to the first wall, and a claw disposed on the cover configured to engage with the first locking member; and a second locking member slidably mounted to the third wall configured to fix the second wall to the first wall and prevent the second wall from being detached from the first wall.