USB adapter question

[duuuma]

I bought a USB2.0 expansion PCI card. It has 4x USB ports externally and 1x female USB port on the card itself. I'd like to buy a 6-in-1 internal media card reader/floppy drive that uses USB2.0, but it requires a USB connection with pins:
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Is there an adapter that allows for me to connect this media card reader to the PCI card's internal USB port?

 

[natto fire]

You can cut a normal USB cord, and wire it to the header. The colors of the wire should match the colors going into the header.

Edit: If you have an extra mobo around that has the headers, you could de-solder it and solder it to a board attached to the cables. This would allow you to save the connector from your card reader.

 

[duuuma]

thanks for the reply. i'm not much with a soldering iron, so i'll take my chances with cutting the usb cord

so what'd i'd do is take a USB cord that connects to my PCI card's female connection, then cut the other end, exposing the wires and connect that to the pin header? I hope the USB cord I have has colored wiring...