Send connector and recieve connector

i recently figure out that send connector and reciece connector are not at the same level in EMC, why should it like this
if it is different, then please point me out some known issues about configuration about them

Hi,
In order to resolve the problem more efficiently, could you please explain in more detail?
If there is any update, please feel free to let me know. I'll be glad to help.
Best regards,
Belinda
Belinda Ma
TechNet Community Support

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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
If you "reached back" as you say, you may have
inadvertantly bent the connector plugging it into the
Mini. The bend may be ever so slight as to not be
noticeable, but the computer would be sensitive to
it. When dealing with computer connectors, it is
important to remember to pull them evenly out and
push them evenly in, being observant that the pins
are matching the holes, and not move them at an angle
from each other when the connection is taking place.
What I called "reaching back" was reaching forward. It was after the screen turned blue. I could see the connector on the back of the Mini. I pushed it directly toward the connector on the Mini. Nothing moved, so I assumed it was fully seated. I didn't realize the screw might have been interfering.
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Activating the dialup connection may have triggered
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impossible.
Making the dialup connection proved that the computer continued to work after my screen went blue.
The fact the logs say nothing suggests the problem is
more than likely to be just between the connectors
and cable.
That sounds right to me, but I want to understand two loose ends in case something else is wrong:
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2. Why did it work fine when I booted from the Install disk?
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