I have purchased a laser usb 2.0 52-in-1 card reader/writer. I want to take out my floppy A drive and put the reader/writer in there. I have removed the side panels and the A floppy drive but i do not know where to plug in the usb cable. Im not much of a computer wiz but It looks as though the big green thing inside my computer doesnt have a slot for the usb cable. I have tried to look on google for step by step instructions with photos on how to install but am having no luck. If there is anyone out there who could help me that would be great.
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Lol, you don't have an internal card reader, you've got an *external* card reader. And the reason I know that is because you'll never ever find a machine with a USB port inside the case.
If it is internal, then the usb pins are totally different it has eight pins female jack, you should find the male pins on the board and it written on the board usb 1 and usb2 near the pins.
Most of the time, Internal Card Readers are connected using the Floppy Connections. IF yours' is a USB connection, some computers have an internal USB slot. (Most PCI to USB cards do), find it and attatch the Card Reader to that.
I've never seen a usb connector on the INSIDE of a computer, they're always on the outside. You may be able to route the wire out the back through a hole, or take out an expansion card slot metal placeholder thingie and route it out there to an available usb hole. A lot of motherboards have whats called a usb header on the motherboard, in which usb plugs would be plugged into that go to the front of the case. If you have a spare set of those usb plugs that are not installed in a case you could plug them into the motherboard and just leave them inside the case and plug your card reader to that. That would require a little more knowledge though, probably consulting the motherboard manual to find the right pins.
