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by ann777
It may be that there's another jumper on the systemboard in order to connect both front (ie jumpered) USB devices and the ones in back. You may have to move a jumper to enable both front & back USB.
Which Systemboard (make/model) did you purchase?
Some USB ports may also require a patch for USB 2.0 devices to operate properly with the systemboard (or at all)... so look on the motherboard manufacturer's site for USB updates/patches and make sure you have the latest available drivers for your board.
by phil
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by phil
Turned Out that the connector on the front and back are USB 2.0. The devices say they are supported on 2.0 ports but once I ran a connector from the 1.0 on the motherboard and plugged the devices in, it worked like a charm.
Thanks for answering though!
by phil
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