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This cables are from Front bezel.<br />
You need to find ( in most cases in front right corners pins to connect HDD, POWER, RESET, SPEAKER and connect cables to appropriate pins.<br />
Most MB has some info preprinted next to pin if not, then try to find motherboard manual in internet<br />
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You can send some MB information and I can try to find it for you
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This cables are from Front bezel.
You need to find ( in most cases in front right corners pins to connect HDD, POWER, RESET, SPEAKER and connect cables to appropriate pins.
Most MB has some info preprinted next to pin if not, then try to find motherboard manual in internet

You can send some MB information and I can try to find it for you

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ok. &nbsp;I found the diagram. &nbsp;I just cannot figure out what the pins mean. &nbsp;+1 -3, etc<br />
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ok.  I found the diagram.  I just cannot figure out what the pins mean.  +1 -3, etc

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thanks. &nbsp;I figured it out
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Good afternoon,<br />
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I was cleaning my PC and disconnected some cables to do so but I forgot to take a picture of the cables. /I did not realize there were 5 separate cables in the cluster when I pulled them. &nbsp;Can anyone help me with this. &nbsp;I do know that there are some ports labeled &quot;POW LED&quot; but I know that none of the cables go there.<br />
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Good afternoon,

I was cleaning my PC and disconnected some cables to do so but I forgot to take a picture of the cables. /I did not realize there were 5 separate cables in the cluster when I pulled them.  Can anyone help me with this.  I do know that there are some ports labeled "POW LED" but I know that none of the cables go there.

Cannot figure out where these cables go

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