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Ansen   02-10-2006 at 08:11:48 PM

Hi, I just built my first PC from scratch. Everything went well except one thing...

The cable for my case Power LED is for a 3 pin connector (but the middle hole is not connected to a wire) but the connector for the Power LED on my MB are only 2 pins!

What can I do to be able to connect my Power LED? Is there some type of adaptor or do I have to re-wire it or something (which by the way I know nothing of how to do)?

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pip_seeker   02-10-2006 at 08:47:45 PM
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you'll have to rewire it, I had the same problem a couple years ago.

Probably the easiest way to find this kind of plug would be to google it.

Or just skip it as you really don't need it, you can tell the system is on by the whir of the fans.

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