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...n uncontrolled fashion to your computer is *begging* for something to touch something else, and give you a short, potentially destroying hardware. That all said, if you're on short time and short budget, you could try the following (NOT A GOOD IDEA): take a piece of aluminum foil (aluminum is diamagnetic and therefore has good insulation properties regarding emf.) open your case and turn your computer off. Wrap the foil most of the way around the card, taking care to leave the foil in a shape that can be removed without distortion. Remove the foil, and coat it with a nonconductive, nonflaking,...

...uncontrolled fashion to your computer is *begging* for something to touch something else, and give you a short, potentially destroying hardware. That all said, if you're on short time and short budget, you could try the following (NOT A GOOD IDEA): take a piece of aluminum foil (aluminum is diamagnetic and therefore has good insulation properties regarding emf.) open your case and turn your computer off. Wrap the foil most of the way around the card, taking care to leave the foil in a shape that can be removed without distortion. Remove the foil, and coat it with a nonconductive, nonflaking,...

...uncontrolled fashion to your computer is *begging* for something to touch something else, and give you a short, potentially destroying hardware. That all said, if you're on short time and short budget, you could try the following (NOT A GOOD IDEA): take a piece of aluminum foil (aluminum is diamagnetic and therefore has good insulation properties regarding emf.) open your case and turn your computer off. Wrap the foil most of the way around the card, taking care to leave the foil in a shape that can be removed without distortion. Remove the foil, and coat it with a nonconductive, nonflaking,...