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by pubbyman | February 19, 2005 10:52 AM PST

MSI K7N420:
What is the CNR card on my Motherboard do?
Also, I have 3 additional USB slots on my MB.
I have 2 USB ports on front of my case and D-Bracket with 2 USB and 4 LED. I had the D-Bracket connected, but the USB ports would not function and the 4 LED remained green, always, which is supposed to indicate that the Operating System is Booting.
Whats wrong with the D-Bracket?
How, if possible, can I use all the available USB ports?

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CNR slots

by Steven Haninger | February 19, 2005 10:55 AM PST

were for proprietary special add in modules. I don't think it turned into a fad.

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