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You mean the motherboard not BIOS right?
I think you have removed the wires for the start button stop button and front speaker or the usb wires.
Usually the wires have something written on the connection which you can read. The socket pins sometimes have the same code written there. You need to match them together.
If nothing is written, you need to check the motherboard manual. If you dont have it, you need to search for it online by using the model number (which is also written on the motherboard). You'll find a section explaining all the wires and how to connect them.
You might need a good light to be able to read them because they are written is small font.
Good luck :)
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6 pin socket
6 pin plug
7 pin
socket
7 pin plug
5 pin socket
5 pin plug
7 pin socket
7 pin plug
7 pin socket
7 pin plug
7 pin socket
7 pin plug
12 pin socket
12 pin plug
small 6 pin round plug
& socket
1 tail, clearance - brown
2 left hand turn - yellow
3 right hand turn - green
4 stop - red
5 electric brakes - blue
6 earth - white
small 7 pin
round plug & socket
1 left hand turn - yellow
2 reverse -
black
3 earth -
white
4 right hand turn - green
5 electric brakes - blue
6 stop - red
7 tail, clearance, side
markers - brown
round socket
large 5 pin round plug & socket
2 left hand turn - yellow
3 earth -
white
5 right hand turn -
green
6 stop - red
7 tail, clearance, side
markers - brown
large 7 pin
round plug & socket
1 left hand turn - yellow
2 reverse -
black
3 earth - white
4 right hand turn - green
5 electric brakes - blue
6 stop - red
7 tail, clearance, side
markers - brown
7 pin round
heavy duty plug & socket
1 earth -
white
2 left hand rear , clearance and marker - black
3 left hand turn - yellow
4 stop - red
5 right hand turn -
green
6 right hand rear , clearance and marker - brown
7 reverse/auxilary -
blue
7
pin flat plug & socket
1 left hand turn - yellow
2 reverse -
black
3 earth - white
4 right hand turn - green
5 electric brakes - blue
6 stop - red
7 tail, clearance, side
markers - brown
flat socket
12 pin flat
plug & socket
1 left hand turn - yellow
2 reverse -
black
3 earth - white
4 right hand turn - green
5 electric brakes - blue
6 stop - red
7 tail, clearance, side
markers - brown
8 battery supply -
orange
9 auxiliaries - pink
10 earth - white
11 rear fog lamp - grey
12 auxiliaries - violet
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4.0 x AGP
8x,
1.0 x Memory
as long as the PSU and motherboards power and lead connections are the same as the hard drive
hope this helps
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