Usb Connectors on MB
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TheMajor
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Mr. Switch
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look in your motherboards manual. the motherboard USB ports look like a set of pins pointing straight up like jumpers. if you can't find your manual, open your case and look for a set of pins with USB_# written next to it. with all of the USB compatible motherboards i've used, the ports are usually located towards the bottom right of the motherboard.
TheMajor
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Damn THG pic wont display. Try this URL, click refresh and it should display the pic: http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20000919/images/usb.jpg
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its hammer only major. anyway, look closely on your motherboard, every motherboard comes with text written on their board, though minute. but you'll eventually find it. it will be around 7 pin (exact number i dont remember, neither want to re-open my case for that). connector.
as if its a P-2, then possibility will be as well that there arent any front USB connectors. as if there is. then, your casing manufacurer have already provided you with a JOINT CONNECTOR. as if not. then at least the connector connected to the casing will be jointed. refer to that, and plug-in the single connectors, though its a little difficult to plug-in every single pin. took 8 minutes to do that, my neck started aching. but it was history.
as if its a P-2, then possibility will be as well that there arent any front USB connectors. as if there is. then, your casing manufacurer have already provided you with a JOINT CONNECTOR. as if not. then at least the connector connected to the casing will be jointed. refer to that, and plug-in the single connectors, though its a little difficult to plug-in every single pin. took 8 minutes to do that, my neck started aching. but it was history.
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