Internal Speaker connection to motherboard

[Guest]

I am building my first computer and I am confused with the internal speaker. It is a tiny little speaker with a couple of wires leading to a 4-hole plug. The 2 wires go to the outside hole connections. The spot on my Intel DH55HC motherboard has 2 pins. How does my 4- hole internal speaker plug connect to the 2 pins on the motherboard?

 

[jack_attack]

Are two of the females blocked off?

 

[tecmo34]

Your motherboard doesn't support an Internal Mini-PC, as you purchased. The motherboard has a built-in speaker near the PCI-e slot, which provides your error codes if there are any boot issues.

 

[Guest]

Are two of the females blocked off?

Thank you for responding. The two in the middle look like they are empty. The two holes on the outside hold the red and black wires.

 

[Guest]

Your motherboard doesn't support an Internal Mini-PC, as you purchased. The motherboard has a built-in speaker near the PCI-e slot, which provides your error codes if there are any boot issues.

Thank you for responding! Then I will just put this little speaker in the extra part category. I didn't purchase it though, it just was included, I believe, with the screws in the case.