The phrase "a case of the computer" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation involving a computer, but the phrasing is unclear and lacks context.
Example: "After troubleshooting, it turned out to be a case of the computer malfunctioning unexpectedly."
Alternatives: "a computer issue" or "a computer problem".
"It's a case of the accessory selling the computer, not the computer selling the accessory," said Rob Enderle Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group.
Utilizing its expansive pathology museum / integrated pathology learning centre (IPLC) a case of the week is set up on a computer terminal for students to interactively learn using macroscopic specimens.
"Harvest" a power supply from a computer by opening up the case of the computer, locating the gray box that is the power supply unit, tracing the wires from the power supply to the boards and devices and disconnecting all the cables by unplugging them.
That was true in Mr. Nosal's case, as well as in an earlier conviction under the law, that involved a case of bullying by computer.
Or was it a case of computers taking over the planet, a premise likened by one Republican senator to the villainous machine HAL in the science fiction movie 2001: a Space Odyssey.
I was in and out of courts for 10 years with [the extradition case of the computer hacker] Gary McKinnon".
The high court has expressed concern over the length of time it is taking the long-running case of the computer hacker Gary McKinnon to come back to court.
In the case of desktop computers, it maybe wise to leave the computer plugged in if your grounding device is connected to the case of the computer.
If she is responsible, it would make this a rare case in which a woman was implicated in a case of computer vandalism.
Lawyers for Microsoft and its adversaries at the Justice Department will begin two days of oral arguments before seven appeals judges in a case of historic dimensions for consumers, the computer industry and the law.
