MS-6712 KT4V-L - 9 pin USB PIN OUT!!!

hi, as many of you know the MSI MS-6712 KT4V-L Motherboard has a 9 pin USB PINOUT port for the front usb, but with my new case my front usb card has a 10 pin USB PINOUT port and the usb ports/audio ports aren;t working, do any of you have any ideas on this or any surgestions about an adapter etc, [email protected][/EMAIL] e-mail me or add me to msn if you can help

lol i helped him fixing it on msn :P i think it did work all along only had to plug something in to make windoze see it ^^ XD

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lol i helped him fixing it on msn :P i think it did work all along only had to plug something in to make windoze see it ^^ XD

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