Happy Holidays, everyone! 
I have this Chieftech case and have had it a long time. I replaced the motherboard with an Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe motherboard, and now the front USB ports won't work. They worked fine with the last motherboard (IWill KK266-R) and are hooked up exactly the same way as they were (well, almost).
Whenever I plug something in the front ports, a ballon pops up say "USB device not recognized". If I disconnect the cable from the front ports and connect the add-on USB bracket that came with the motherboard, it works just fine, so I know it's not the motherboard itself or the USB drivers. It has something to do with the cable from the front USB ports. The add-on bracket has 8 wires, the cable from the front USB ports has 9 wires (an extra ground). I even tried tying all the grounds together and it does the same thing. I tried swapping the +/- data lines, but that didn't work either.
I'm wondering if the problem is caused by the case USB ports being USB 1.1 and the motherboard USB controller being USB 2.0?
Does anyone have this Asus board in this type case with the front USB ports functioning?
Plugging my USB hard drive into the back all the time is a pain.
Any suggestions welcome.
:lips::|:moon::music::moon::|:lips:
I have this Chieftech case and have had it a long time. I replaced the motherboard with an Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe motherboard, and now the front USB ports won't work. They worked fine with the last motherboard (IWill KK266-R) and are hooked up exactly the same way as they were (well, almost).
Whenever I plug something in the front ports, a ballon pops up say "USB device not recognized". If I disconnect the cable from the front ports and connect the add-on USB bracket that came with the motherboard, it works just fine, so I know it's not the motherboard itself or the USB drivers. It has something to do with the cable from the front USB ports. The add-on bracket has 8 wires, the cable from the front USB ports has 9 wires (an extra ground). I even tried tying all the grounds together and it does the same thing. I tried swapping the +/- data lines, but that didn't work either.
I'm wondering if the problem is caused by the case USB ports being USB 1.1 and the motherboard USB controller being USB 2.0?
Does anyone have this Asus board in this type case with the front USB ports functioning?
Plugging my USB hard drive into the back all the time is a pain.
Any suggestions welcome.
:lips::|:moon::music::moon::|:lips: