Got a new case for the computer yesterday and have everything setup apart from these wires which are shown at the bottom of the picture. Where do i put them into the motherboard. The case is an achilles gaming case, and the motherboard is an al845ge motherboard.
This is what the front connector looks like if it helps,
These are the wires from the old case which plugged into the front connector,
I seem to have got it to power up and into windows. Only problem i'm having now is getting the computer to shut down, and the power supply fan doesn't seem to be working.
I used the following wires in this order to start to the computer up
Front panel connector
Ground, L-RET, R-RET, "space", Mic Power, Mic In, L-OUT, R-OUT
I've noticed that the system fan connector hasn't any wires in it and i've got a reset sw wire and a power sw wire which i haven't got in anywhere yet.
LOL, OK, I thought you had it sorted out. Look at your diagram. The first three pins are for the Power LED, then a space, then the hard drive LED, then DC SW means the same thing as Power SW.
NO, you're doing it all wrong. L-Ret and R-Ret are AUDIO CABLE WIRES! You NEVER need those connected to ANYTHING to make the computer operational.
Your front panel wires are JUST LIKE YOU SHOWED THEM:
Power LED (1-3) are for the light on the front to show the system is powered up, this isn't needed to make the system boot, but is handy for showing it's on.
HDD LED is for the hard drive light on the front panel. It's also not needed to make the system work, but should flash when your hard drive is being accessed.
DC SW is for the power button, and IS needed to turn the system on.
DISCONNECT EVERYTHING as you have it all wrong, then put the Power Switch wires (PWR SW) on the DC SW.
The order is: PWR LED on pins 1 and 3, HDD LED on pins 5 and 6, PWR SW on pins 7 and 8.
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