You're close, the MB is USB enabled, but you're going to need either back or front plate connectors.
Back plate would go in place of an open expansion slot, front plate in place of an open CD/HDD slot, unless the case allows different interface. My PC case has a front connect on the side.
Take a look at the MB, you should see, based on your resource listing, two or more 9-pins marked as USB #. Four on top of five, fifth top pin missing.
Have fun shopping.

Timothy
 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: dirigo <[log in to unmask]>
> I'm confused at the moment re: USB.
> 
> On an older machine with Win 98SE I did not have USB capability so I
> installed an Intel 82371AB/EB PCI to USB Universal Host Controller
> card that has external connectors (two port) along with the
> appropriate driver software. When I take the System Properties >
> Device Manager route, the card is displayed under the Universal Serial
> Bus controllers tree (if you will), just before the tree entry of USB
> Root Hub. Now this is basically USB 1.0/1.1 capability, but it seems
> to work as I use this connector to do backups to a OneTouch hard disk
> drive.
> 
> I have another machine which has W2K on it with SP4 installed. I was
> thinking I had USB connectors on it, but ... after closer inspection,
> it does not. Sooooo ... for the fun of it, I took a look at the Device
> Manager display (via the System Properties route) and, low and behold,
> I found that under the Universal Serial Bus controllers tree structure
> (for lack of a better term) the following listed:
> 
> USB 2.0 Root Hub
> USB Root Hub
> USB Root Hub
> VIA USB Enhanced Host Controller
> VIA USB Enhanced Host Controller
> VIA USB Enhanced Host Controller
> 
> Upon further inspection of the additional entries related to each USB
> Root Hub, I read/saw 4-port available (USB 2.0 Root Hub) and 2-port
> available (USB Root Hubs) and apparently all the necessary drivers
> installed. Sooooooo ... it would appear I need to open up this box and
> locate where I can connect USB connectors to the motherboard and the
> case so I can use this capability. Am I close here ... or am I all
> wet?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Bo Dirigo
> 
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