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Old 08-14-2003, 08:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Rewiring LED Problem
i made an error when rewiring a led to motherboard connector.. (never knew the real name).. anyways my first rewire job was half @$$ed so i wanna know the real way to do this.. my case is a cheiftech dragon so if you have it and know how everything works that would be even greater help.. thanks..

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R u talking like the Power LED and HDD LED or what??
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R u talking like the Power LED and HDD LED or what??

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