Connecting power cables on the system board of a HP wx 4400

Hi, sorry for my english but i understand better than write and speak.
So i don't know how to reconnect the differents power cables on the system board .
If you could show me by a plan the reconnecting of theses cables : -Reset sw
-Pwsw
-Pw Led-
-Pw Led+
-Hd Led
I get no speaker cable , all of the pins on mother board are black.
Thanks a lot in advance for your answer.

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