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‎05-09-2021 09:50 AM

HP Recommended
Product: Elite 8300 SFF
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi - I am adding a PCIe x1 Wifi/Bluetooth card. There is a cable from the card that needs to be plugged into the motherboard, but no USB posts are identified. Anyone know where this plugs in? Thanks in advance!

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‎05-09-2021 10:53 AM

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Hi:

 

There is a 9-pin internal USB connector...It appears your PC's motherboard may have two.

 

See the service manual at the link below, chapter 8, page 177.

 

The 9-pin connector is labeled as #13 and #16 in the motherboard diagram.

 

Plug the one end of the cable into either of those connectors.

 

c03612798.pdf (hp.com)

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‎05-09-2021 10:53 AM

HP Recommended

Hi:

 

There is a 9-pin internal USB connector...It appears your PC's motherboard may have two.

 

See the service manual at the link below, chapter 8, page 177.

 

The 9-pin connector is labeled as #13 and #16 in the motherboard diagram.

 

Plug the one end of the cable into either of those connectors.

 

c03612798.pdf (hp.com)

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