I/O shield not fitting properly and skew.

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As you can see, USB, audio etc. ports don't fit in I/O shield, and it's also skew. I suppose the case has skew mounting wall... My question is, can i leave I/O shield on(may it short something?) or I have to remove it, but I really don't want to do it:/ I don't really care about how it looks like, just want to make sure it's safe to keep it there as is.

 
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I did, standoffs match holes on motherboard. Upper part of motherboards I/O matches shield, but lower doesn't. Don't know whats wrong:(
 
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I'm 100% sure I installed all of them, I only removed the ones which didn't have matching holes on mobo, so I don't short something.

 
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Everything seems installed correctly, it's just that I/O shield what concerns me. I think imma remove it, but everything is connected to mobo so it will be complicated:pfff::D
 
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Case: Deepcool Dukase V2 (It's only ~50$ and front fan mesh was a bit skew aswell, so I think case causes I/O shield problem.)
Mobo: Asus B350 Prime Plus
 
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