I am replacing the NAPA MOBO in an HP Pavilion a6500f with an ASUS P5G41T-M

first off why in the world post a PC lacking then HP model number of the PC, the books are published free by PC maker, HP, and model. 7years old max. can run Intel Core i7-3770 processor:.
gen 3 processors./

not mobo # the book assumes you didn't lose the cables in the case, must I assume you lost the case and cables or bought the mobo nakedd In a garage sale>??
Lucky for you one guy on ebay sells this mobo missing the PC, and discloses this fact. (HP model)
here is what he said.
HP Compaq Pro 6300 6200 SFF Desktop PC

its and old Compaq relic PC. small form factors is worse of the form factors.
your support page is here, this is all there is....

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-compaq-pro-6300-small-form-factor-pc/5232881

you said front panel what does yours do?
lost the front panel HP P/N :#636926-001 sure.
why not just buy the panel and end all this pain,?
the cables and pinout are all 100% custom HP cables.
so if you lost the cable, they have no pin out in the books
they do not sell Motherboards NEAT, to put in alien cases.
they only go into HP cases. with HP cables and the cables are keyed so the only go one way.




lost this you did.
hP does document pins on my HP workstations, but not this PC.

next time buy a Asus, MSI or Gigabyte motherboard that as all these facts, all do, in fact

full, as in 100% full, there is no such thing.
you need to post full mobo model #
or learn to post name of real HP PC model fully.
my guess you lost the PC case,? some how>?
why must have guess what you are attempting?

Google shows not such thing as a asterope 06
zero hits.
here is wild guess by me.

this?
Asterope-GL6E

All pin outs for every type of connector is readily available online already. The manufacterers or model of computer is not an issue as they all above by the same standards. I have searched and found there are many places online that have the definitions in detail. Try Wikipedia as this is a great place to start. I am sorry not to include a link, I am using rooted nook and it is too much trouble to copy paste using the limited toolset available on that platform.

Check for proper connection, also check bios speed on fans and make sure heat sink is correctly installed... side note you have fresh item's and higher power faster speed... if there is a controller on fans lower them.

if u have system mechanic, you can use the disc to boot from and it'll read your MBR....it is probably messed up....and needs to be repaired. Have you ever used a registry cleaner? if not, you also may have tons of registry errors....and registry errors can also give you blk screen of death.if you have no system mechnic disc nor can borrow one, then try this.....http://download.cnet.com/MbrFix/3000-2094_4-10485990.html?tag=mncol;1
please post back you findings

Go to Control Panel and Device Manager. Check Network Adapter for normal. If all appears normal go to Network and Sharing Center to setup a connection. If still unable to make a network connection then download the LAN driver for Windows 7 from ASUS at this link and install it.
http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&s=22&m=P5G41T-M&os=&hashedid=FaRsjolgBLJKq49g Then reboot and try your connection again.

Hi, you can download drivers here:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=3644689&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=us

Please select your operating system.

And here you can download a manual:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?product=3644689&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=us

If it is the pin out for the sound and front panel
it maybe look like this:

unplug vga CORD & if it shws "no signal" replace vga card ,clean ram
read here

http://pctells.blogspot.com/
http://mailerror.blogspot.com/

well those header pins are not any kind of standard, ISO or ATX.
so that is custom work, doing that, and have done this vast times.
the M2n68 manual is clear on that, which each pin does.
but not the HP, HP does not document there super secret pins
if you read there service manual you'd have seen that.
did you first? (yes some high end workstation by HP have this like some of mine)
what is this HP Presario 6313? a relic desktop?
and old desktop?
did you really mean HP Pavilion p6313w Desktop PC
with a "P" and left off the P for fun? I cannot see your service tag so. must guess wild the PC true model and case size options seen on vast models of HP PC. MT, DT, SFF, USFF? or micros sized PC?

ASUS M2N68-AM PLUS this is DIY mobo from them??? bought new in box RAW MOBO
and in same box is the manual too.
the ASUS M2n uses only fans Ausu told you in them manual;
the old PC fans are and new mobo is 4 pins
the 4 pin mobo uses a PWM<modulation pin if missing the fan is dead. lacking such modulation use a 4 pin fan only.
now truth. at HP, here is our mobo not the lick of pin out spec.
on all jacks, fan, f_panel or USB, or power switch there is NONE>
the https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01925562

why not buy a new case that just works.? one with 120mm slow quite fans , spend $100 and sell the old dog HP and use proceeds to get a real modern case with real manual and pinouts told.
2009 HP.

When looking at the board, bottom towards you assuming that the 3 pins are parallel to the pci/e slots, the left pin should be the +5V vcc the middle pin is the spdif out and the right pin is the ground. Also the 3 pins are probably not exactly the same distance from each other (equally spaced) the 2 pins that are closest together are the spdif and the ground, spdif is always the middle pin. This info is based on 2 different asus motherboard install guides. I hope this helps you.