Connecting the Power switch/reset/Hd audio to a motherboard

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Bikinimorfar

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Hello, I just set up my rig but I still got a few issues that I need to deal with, the motherboard I am using is an Acer DIB75L
(http://img03.taobaocdn.com/imgextra/i3/25532818/T2ezyOXdFaXXXXXXXX_!!25532818.jpg )
There is no manual to the motherboard that I can find on the internet and the store that I bought the computer from ( I salvaged the motherboard from the computer ) didn't bring a Manual, so i'm in other words, helpless.
I successfully connected the Power switch to the pins that you can see are situated in the far bottom-right on the motherboard, now I just need to connect the other switches.
The other switches are as follows:
H.d.d LED
Reset Switch
+ p LED
- p LED

Any help is appreciated
Thanks
 
If you look very closely it should be printed on the board next to the pins in the bootom right corner.

Usually the pwr switch and reset switch are next to each other and hdd led and pwr led are next to each other.
 
Hm...There is also an HD audio connector that I need to connect, is that connected in the left partion of the motherboard? ( I have it connected right now but the sound is not working properly )
 
From your picture it looks like your audio connection is in the bottom left corner next to the graphics card slot.
 
Well without a manual or priniting on the board iteslf, it is really just trying different pins until you find the right pair.

Assuming the connection in your last picture is the pwr switch, the reset connection would normally be below it.
 
Just a quick question: do the switches to the right ( with the PWR and reset etc ) have anything to do with the actual sound? I currently have my HD audio plugged into the left part of the motherboard ( where it's supposed to be ) and I can't get any audio into my headphones either from the front or back or the computer.
 
I'm sure I do, I am currently using my TV instead of my computer monitor because that is the only way for me to get sound ( plugging in the green audio plug in to the tv input )
 
Yes I do ( through the headphones ), I just tried if I could get sound from the computer when I had my monitor plugged in via VGA but still no sound.
 
Well you sound is obviously working on the pc, If your monitor is only connected with vga you will not get any sound, vga does not carry sound it is only a display connection, you can use the same audio cable you were using for tv, but connect it to your monitor.
 
Well I am connecting my usb cable to the computer ( I am using an x12 Turtle beach headset ) aswell as the green and the pink connector, I have done it this way before and still got sound from the computer, but now I don't.
aswell when I'm hooked up to the tv via HDMI the sound is only going through my headphones when I have the green connected to the TV, shouldn't the audio still work when I hook up the green cable to the computer aswel?
 
The sound is certainly working or you would not get any sound using any connection, so i think what you need to do is configure your audio software properly.

Do you know what sound your system uses ? it is commonly realtek.
 
You only need one audio driver installed although most graphics cards put in an audio driver and most people don`t notice.

So you have a realtek driver, do you have realtek audio manager ?
 
I do, when I access it it says that there are no audio devices plugged into the system, when I have my Headphones plugged in at the back.
 
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