motherboard leads

[mac1]

Hi all
I have a old motherboard which I have fitted to a atx case so I can give it the kids to use as a word-processor and I am having trouble connecting the leads to the motherboard, I have tried to look for a picture to show the connections on the internet without success as the motherboard only has a number "E139761" and not a makers name.
Can anybody tell me which of the connectors below go where.
1: HD-LED
2: Power-SW
3: Power-LED
4: Reset-SW
AS long as I can get it working, I'm not to bothered about the reset-sw.

hope you can help
mac

 

[gonaads]

It sounds like an Intel board. So maybe this will help:

http://www.bcmcom.com/tech/sq598/28180602.pdf

Open section 1 Motherboard Description

then go to section 1.8 Motherboard Connectors and open that.

Hope it helps.

 

[gonaads]

Is there a serial number anywhere on the board?

 

[Howling Wolf]

There's no tiny tiny prints surrounding the connectors ? Strange, I've always seen them on motherboards as a computer tech. ...

 

[mac1]

I have found out the motherboard, it's a Gatway2000 with a Pentium ll processor, the processor is the long type, not the socket 478 type.
I changed the powerpack and have managed to get it going, I only have the power-sw attached and would like to get the hd-led and the reset-sw working. would it be alright to just try to connect them to pins to see if they work, a bit doggy maybe?.
could I wreck the motherboard.
might be just as well considering the speed of the thing, maybe just as well putting in a better motherboard as I can get a new motherboard s/v + amd2000 processor for about £70 as the case is quite good