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Hey! So I recently got a new case and put the HP ProDesk 600 G2 motherboard into it, although, when connecting the front panel connectors, I got confused. I put a picture above/below this post for reference, I can't find the manual online for this to help, and all the pictures/diagrams are different from how mine looks, instead of the 10th pin being gone, my 5th pin is. Any help??
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Probably the same as the 400 series
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Possibly the jumper is to bypass the tamper switch.
Many OEM systems do not come with a reset button. I think IBM was responsible for this when they came out with that microchannel "PS2" system in the 80's. There was no reset button on any models but I read that the IBM engineers had added their own backdoor reset switch to make debugging easy. Most Dell, HP and IBM system no longer have a reset. OTOH most cases come with wiring for a reset switch that is normally useless. I have a "slot dvd" with no eject button and have thought about how to use the "spare" reset button to eject the dvd.
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