MS-7025 and JUSB 1 and 2 sockets

I'm going to buy a case that has front USB connectors
and I plan to use the JUSB1 and JUSB2 socket.
Are there any known issues?
(I remeber reading something....)
Thanks,
Bill

Check the wiring harness from the case(or rather the connector block from the case that connects to the USB header) and read the manual.
Quote from: Frankeputer
Check to see if there is a wire running from your Front USB ports to the #10 slot of your USB block which connects to the motherboard header.
USB connector block layout which corresponds to the pin layout on boards with the Intel spec for USB. Do not cut the pin on the MOBO. You are removing/cutting the wire to the connector block from the case.
2 4 6 8 10(this wire, #10, not needed)
1 3 5 7 9(filled/key)
If you find a wire leading to the #10 spot on the block, remove that wire. My block has tabs so that you can pull the wire out, or you could snip/cut the wire leading to that position--if you cut the wire, be careful to cut the correct one and cut it in such a way that it may be repaired if you make a mistake. Make sure you wrap the wire, the exposed end/s, you remove/cut with electrical tape so as not to accidentally cause a short. I actually folded the wire back and wrapped it.
2 posts to read--Here and Here.
This seems to be a common issue involving many different case manufacturers. I don't know how it applies to other MOBO manufacturers, but in these forums it is not limited to a specific MSI model or supported chipset(Intel or AMD).

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Check the wiring harness from the case(or rather the connector block from the case that connects to the USB header) and read the manual.
Quote from: Frankeputer
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