[cykoupai]

I have an internal front panel USB cable that need to be extended 12" to the rear of the motherboard to connect to the USB pin header. I need help from expert computer technician, or electronics engineers. How can I splice the USB cable so that it will actually support the end device? I want to extend the USB 12". If you have tried to do this and have been successful, I want to know what procedure you used. For raw materials I have a length of USB cable, 4 core 22 AWG stranded wire, 24 stranded AWG copper, and 26 AWG copper. I'll try any method that you know works.

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just go your local computer supplies store and buy an extender.

[Rocknrollcows]

just go your local computer supplies store and buy an extender.

[Titan8990]

Just to add what he said. Don't go splicing USB cables. You are likely to ruin anything that you hook up to it.

[PsychPosse]

My thoughts too were to buy an extension.
However, I am confused as to your request. Are you talking about extending something inside your computer?