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‎10-15-2023 09:59 AM

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Product: HP deskpro 600 G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I'm repurposing an HP Deskpro 600 G1 case to assemble a new computer. I've inserted a new motherboard to replace the old one. The problem is I don’t know how to connect the F_PANEL (Front Panel Header), that is, to connect the case's power and reset buttons to the new motherboard. Is there any information showing how the power switch, reset switch, etc., were arranged on the original old motherboard? This way, I can connect the extension cable to the correct interface on the new motherboard, but I need confirmed information to operate. Please help me, thank you!

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‎10-15-2023 07:16 PM - edited ‎10-15-2023 07:17 PM

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Pinout for older motherboard

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I found the following diagram

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To connect the cable of the original case to the new motherboard you might want to use parts of this kit.  I had to do the same on an Alienware R4 case that I put an HP motherboard into.

https://www.amazon.com/LM-YN-Motherboard-Extension-Gold-plated/dp/B06ZZ2D89Q

 

 

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