thanks
Need help with the case connectors!
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Sandy V
, Jun 01 2010 08:08 PM
#1
Posted 01 June 2010 - 08:08 PM
thanks
#2
Posted 02 June 2010 - 12:09 AM
Hi Welcome to geeks to go!
I was looking at the manual for your computer.
Here is the link to your manual online -->> HERE
page 177 for the "area" you are looking for
From what I can see this pic should show you the location of the I\O ports.(the arrows indicate the ports)
Something I have noticed at times when switching out parts: the mobo can has a specially designed port specific to the chassis it was in.
You may not have the proper plugs on your new chassis.
If you are up to it you could cut and reattach a new plug connector to all of the wires. But if you don't know how to do that I wouldn't attempt it.
If this isn't the problem then that picture should take care of what your looking for.
Good luck
I was looking at the manual for your computer.
Here is the link to your manual online -->> HERE
page 177 for the "area" you are looking for
From what I can see this pic should show you the location of the I\O ports.(the arrows indicate the ports)
Something I have noticed at times when switching out parts: the mobo can has a specially designed port specific to the chassis it was in.
You may not have the proper plugs on your new chassis.
If you are up to it you could cut and reattach a new plug connector to all of the wires. But if you don't know how to do that I wouldn't attempt it.
If this isn't the problem then that picture should take care of what your looking for.
Good luck
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#3
Posted 02 June 2010 - 06:21 PM
Hey,
thanks for that, haha found that pdf already but didnt help.
So i was toying around and managed to find which prongs were the power and reset but didnt want to keep it in that case without a ground.
The new case has a TON of cables, i doubt it would be missing any, its just the fact that i have no clue which ones go where considering that they are all separate. the emachines case kept the wires all connected, 1 block for each of them (if that makes any sense) but the new case, the pwer switch and reset etc are all separate wires. I moved it back into the emachines case for now but would still like to find the info on the board.
do you know the name of the board? i havent been able to find it anywhere. was wondering if i found a manual just for the board itself it might tell me.
thanks for that, haha found that pdf already but didnt help.
So i was toying around and managed to find which prongs were the power and reset but didnt want to keep it in that case without a ground.
The new case has a TON of cables, i doubt it would be missing any, its just the fact that i have no clue which ones go where considering that they are all separate. the emachines case kept the wires all connected, 1 block for each of them (if that makes any sense) but the new case, the pwer switch and reset etc are all separate wires. I moved it back into the emachines case for now but would still like to find the info on the board.
do you know the name of the board? i havent been able to find it anywhere. was wondering if i found a manual just for the board itself it might tell me.
#4
Posted 02 June 2010 - 06:25 PM
Hi
There is a "number" on the mobo somewhere normally near the center. look for it and post the number here then I will look it up.
good luck
There is a "number" on the mobo somewhere normally near the center. look for it and post the number here then I will look it up.
good luck
#5
Posted 02 June 2010 - 06:46 PM
#6
Posted 02 June 2010 - 08:15 PM
The only numbder ive seen (which ive also searched up and came out a bunch of other boards ) is
N1996
N1996
#7
Posted 02 June 2010 - 08:41 PM
Hi, I think this is your mobo.
http://217.110.237.7...4-engl v1.x.pdf
Thank you sooo much!! you just saved my life!! was gona shoot myself for buying a new case and not being able to put the connectors on!!! thank you!!
#8
Posted 02 June 2010 - 08:43 PM
#9
Posted 02 June 2010 - 08:48 PM
Thanks alot! that really helped! gona put the case together tomorrow.
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