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Old 06-24-2007
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ok, so im not so bright...i unplugged the lines from the power on button and don't remember which order they go in, there are three of them MSI-6734 462P for e-machine c2825. anyone out there to help?


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Welcome to the PCHF Cathy,

What do you mean by lines from the power?
the 2x yellow, black and red/green (i'm colour blind )

Or something else?


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hdd led (white & red), power sw (white & black) power led (white & green)
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not sure i posted that one right.. hdd led (white & red), power sw (white & black) power led (white & green) i need to know if they go vertical or horizontal and in which order
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Oh the front plugs

That's no problem...
If you have your motherboard manual, that will tell you exactly how to plug them in.
It varies from motherboard to motherboard.


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ummm no manual..i've had computer for few years now...any clue as to where i can find a manual for it?

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