MS6167, USB pin outs for front port

Can anybody tell me again the pin assignments of front usb header of MS6167. I remember somebody figured this out but that was quite a long time ago (may be almost two years ago). The manual only indicated pin1 but no description and location of the other pins. I contacted MSI regarding this matter but they rather refer it to you guys...he he. Please help! So I can install a usb port at the front of my pc casing. I've read that wrong connection to the usb port can result to frying my precious usb device (my Acer usb external cd writer)

Hey James,
I've just sussed this one out, although I've used a back panel bracket:-
I've purchased a Belkin F3U001 and successfully fitted it to my USB Front Header. Everything appears to be AOK.
Just for any other interested MS-6167 owners the pins are (as per Motherboard):-
5V/VCC * * Ground
USBD0- * * Ground
USBD0+ * * USBD1+
Ground * * USBD1-
Ground * * 5V/VCC (marked as 1 in Manual)
This relates directly to Example D in the Belkin F3U001 Installation Instructions.
Cheers,
Pete. :D

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