USB connections on 6330 motherboard

My MS6330 (version 3) motherboard has 2 connectors for hooking up USB for the front connections on my case. One of them is for regular USB and I think the other one is used for transferring data from computer to computer. I am currently using the USB1 connector. I'd like to use them both as regular USB connectors, since I have 2 on the front of my case. Is it possible? USB2 is missing #1 pin (gnd) and #9 pin (VCC). I was thinking about using the VCC pin on USB1 for USB2 also but decided against it at this time. Feedback please.

The following is all that my manual shows:
USB PC TO PC CONNECTOR: USB2 (optional)
The mainboard provides a Universal Serial Bus connector for you to connect optional USB ports. One of the ports is implemented with USB PC to PC Networking function.
USB 1.1: pin 2 = GND
pin 4 = GND
pin 6 = USBD2+
pin 8 = USBD2-
pin 10 = VCC
USB PC to PC Networking: pin 1 = NC
pin 3 = USB3D-
pin 5 = USBD3+
pin 7 = GND
pin 9 = NC
Where "NC" is shown, there is no pin available.
I currently have one (of two) of my front connectors hooked up to the USB1.1 header.

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