Abstract: Examples of a supporting assembly for supporting an installable component are described. The supporting assembly comprises a supporting member. The supporting assembly may further include a latch bar extending longitudinally to support the installable component. The supporting assembly may further include a coupling arm and a control knob. In an example, the control knob may be rotatable, and is to control rotation of the latch bar.

Abstract: According to an example, an electronic device comprises a device housing having an outer surface, a pivot element disposed within an indentation having a set of detents, and a support structure rotatable about the pivot element. The support structure may comprise a projecting element to engage with each detent of the set of detents. Upon a force being applied at a first portion of the support structure, the support structure is to rotate such that a second portion of the support structure is to protrude from the outer surface of the device housing.

Abstract: Examples of an installation module for installing a circuit-based component are described. The installation module comprises a base plate having a pair of longitudinal edges and a pair of lateral edges. The installation module may further include a supporting element to support a circuit-based component installed within the installation module. The installation module may further include first wall, a second wall and a back wall. In an example, a retaining element to retain the circuit-based component when installed, may be provided on one of the first wall and the second wall. The back wall may further include a tab which extends from a longitudinal edge of the back wall, and when pulled, is to disengage the installation module from a chassis of a computing device.

Abstract: A cage for accommodating an electronic component is described, where the electronic component may be susceptible to damage upon impact. The cage may include a first wall, a second wall, a third wall, and a fourth wall. In an example, the first wall and the third wall may be positioned transversely to the second wall and the fourth wall. In an example, a first indentation may be formed on the first wall and a second indentation may be formed on the third wall. In said example, the first indentation and the second indentation may have a gap there between to accommodate the electronic component.

Abstract: A cage for accommodating an electronic component is described, where the electronic component may be susceptible to damage upon impact. The cage may include a first wall, a second wall, a third wall, and a fourth wall. In an example, the first wall and the third wall may be positioned transversely to the second wall and the fourth wall. In an example, a first indentation may be formed on the first wall and a second indentation may be formed on the third wall. In said example, the first indentation and the second indentation may have a gap there between to accommodate the electronic component.