Abstract: A drawer type computer housing mounting system including a computer housing formed of a bottom shell, a top cover shell and a face panel, and two sliding rails fastened to two opposite vertical side panels of the bottom shell of the computer housing for permitting it to be moved between two sliding tracks in a desk, wherein the sliding rails each have a first wall and a second wall connected at right angles, and a plurality of mounting holes at the first wall and the second wall for connection to the two opposite vertical side panels of the bottom shell of the computer housing by fastening devices, the first wall and the second wall having different widths so that the sliding rails can be alternatively fastened to the computer housing between two positions to fit the pitch between the sliding tracks in the desk; the vertical side panels of the bottom shell each have a plurality of vertical sliding slots to which the sliding rails are adjustably fastened by fastening devices at the desired elevation.

Abstract: A drawer type computer housing mounting system including a computer housing, two sliding rails fastened to two opposite side panels of the computer housing for permitting it to be moved between two sliding tracks in a desk, and a face panel covered on the computer housing at a front side, wherein the sliding rails have each a first wall and a second wall connected at right angles, and a plurality of mounting holes at the first wall and the second wall for connection to oblique locating slots on the two opposite side panels of the computer housing by screws, the first wall and the second wall having different widths so that the sliding rails can be fastened to the computer housing between two positions to fit the pitch between the sliding tracks in the desk.

Abstract: An improved structure of drawer type computer housing mounting system including a computer housing carrier, a computer housing carried on the computer housing, a face panel fixedly fastened to the computer housing at its front side and having openings adapted for receiving disk drivers and a CD-ROM player being mounted in holes in a front side of the computer housing, and two sliding rails fixedly fastened to two opposite lateral sides of the computer housing carrier for enabling it to be moved in and out of a desk.