[SOLVED] 9Pin USB hub connector wont fit on motherboard

[modernkiller781]

Recently I got a Thermaltake V200 for a case upgrade as my new 1050ti was having trouble fitting in my old case, and I have ran into a rather major problem. http://imgur.com/a/HGJvaFe

As you can see, where the tenth pin would be is blocked off in a manner that will not let me connect it to the board. Is there a type of adapter I can use or do I need to shell out money for a new (and needed) board?

EDIT - My board is a HP Angelica (M3970AM-HP), and there are no other 9pin connectors on the board that are not in use. The board is quite old, but hopefully not so old as to be unusable, as I don't exactly have a lot of money to consider a board upgrade that would have to have a correct socket for my current FX6300

 

[USAFRet]

Recently I got a Thermaltake V200 for a case upgrade as my new 1050ti was having trouble fitting in my old case, and I have ran into a rather major problem. http://imgur.com/a/HGJvaFe

As you can see, where the tenth pin would be is blocked off in a manner that will not let me connect it to the board. Is there a type of adapter I can use or do I need to shell out money for a new (and needed) board?

PS - My board is a HP Angelica (M3970AM-HP)

They're all like that.
This, from a gigabyte 450 Aurous:

This, from a 5 year old MSI Z97:

Flip the connector over.
What happens?

 

[R_1]

that 9-pin block is for power switch, reset switch and the HDD and power LED's. the white ports across the bottom of angelica are the USB ports. three full dual blocks and a single half block for 7 total USB ports on the bottom headers

 

[modernkiller781]

Dunno how to quote so sorry (first time using the site)
But yeah, no matter which way I flip the thing it always faces a pin.

 

[modernkiller781]

@R_1
Yeah, I get that. The problem is that where the tenth pin would be and is blocked always contacts a pin, whether a flip it, rotate it or whatnot, it always hits a pin.

 

[R_1]

if you need USB and would rather not replace everything right now a 1x PCIe USB card may be the solution.
example only, not an endorsement, shop around, buyer beware

 

[Unolocogringo]

In your pictures it looks like a usb front panl connector.
But the picture you show of the motherboard is the power/reset/ HDD/ power led connector pins.
The usb connector is labeled F_USB2 through 4 and F_USB30 for the front USB 3.0 connector.