Foxconn 915m07 series motherboard

Check its user manual. It is written in it where the front usb connector has to be fixed.

best of luck!

ok, here goes

pin 1 is vcc1 (red in my case)
pin 2 is data -1 (white)
pin 3 is data +2 (green)
pin 4 is ground (Black)

I would say that pin 1 will be farthest from the single 5th pin, on my machine I havent connected anything to the 5th pin and all is well

Hope this helps, I had to figure it out the hard way and didn't do any damage by wiring wrong once or twice.

This is Foxconn's site and I have entered your info. The download takes about 7 minutes so I didn't look at the manual so I hope it's what you want.
http://www.foxconnsupport.com/download.aspx?models=en-us0000174&category=C000000001&Series=en-us0000007&keywords=&sort=

You need a usb header for it on your main board or you need an external usb 3 cable to run it to a usb 3 port at the back of your box.

What I'm not quite understanding is why you have the blue cable as well as a normal usb connector dangling from the end of it. When I connected both of those up to usb3 ports I shorted out my motherboard. Not good.

Also I'm not entirely sure that the blue cable works for me. I couldn't read my external flash drive with it.

check power supply unit

You need the motherboard specs, which you can look up on the internet, based on the maker.
With the USB ports, the front ones often don't include power.
So plug a powered 4 port hub into the front port, and then the hub will supply the power after that.

Here is your front Audio guide:
http://www.fixya.com/uploads/images/3C3CD07.jpg

Here is your USB guide:
http://www.marnscda.com/Guide/USBPinMB.jpg

And here is your front Panel guide:
http://www.elhvb.com/mboards/intel/pinout-OEM-Intel-2x9pin.jpg

Let me know how that works out. The front panel guide is rotated 180 degrees however.

you need the mother board software disk

can someone help me on how to wire fp1 on foxconn motherboard

what you do is open up your computer case and find the cable that connects from your USB drive that leads to your motherboard. Unconnect it from your motherboard and reconnect it, it should give you the sound of device connected. What you probably safely removed your USB drives instead of your flash drive.