HP Pavilion Desktop PC need to buy new front USB

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have a Hp Pavilion Slimline S5123w Desktop Pc product # NY469AA with Windows Vista Home Premium. I need to replace 1 of th front I/O Ports USB's witch has 2 USBs, 1 Headphone & 1 Passive IR receiver. 1 of the USB ports the prongs on the inside are smashed I need to replace it. It's all 1 part. What is the part number and what is it called?
thanks Scott

Hello poochokid,
I understand you are looking to replace the 6-in-1 memory card reader combo - With USB ports, headphone and microphone jack on your HP Pavilion Slimline S5123w Desktop PC. The part number of the 6-in-1 memory card reader combo - With USB ports, headphone and microphone jack is 505163-001. The part can be purchased at The HP Parts Store.
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