I need help with the front panel connections!

From the looks of your pic, maybe you started connecting things without reading them?

Unplug everything from the white piece. Now, plug the BIG black piece into the white piece: the pins should line up with the holes, as well as the written descriptions should match up with each other. You might have leftover pins that aren't used by the big black piece.

Then, once you have that settled, you need to look at the wires you have remaining, and match those to the descriptions given on the white piece.

If you have wires left over that you can't seem to find a place that matches on the white piece, check for pins next to where the white piece plugs in; sometimes there are additional pins nearby for cases that have a lot of do-dads on the front.

thanks for all the replys, ill see if i can match them up, and the manual wasnt that helpful, it wasnt really geared towards this type of connection

Im pretty sure the "big black block" must be for a different style of "white block" as after studying the black one more closely, my case doesnt have a power LED, and i can plug the HDD led in on its own, so i guess its ok then?

You are correct. They stuck them all together to make it "easier" to plug in, but because all boards aren't laid out like that had to include the individual connectors for compatibility. if you look you'll see the same wires are going to the same connections. completely ignore the combined black connector and just follow the block Asus included.

That being said are you using a really old or weird case? I can't think of any header block that would one up with the large black connector.

It's not old, its a brand new model but im on a tight budget so its not a popular brand, its sorta made to be compatible with anything, thanks for your replys, it is much appreciated, escpecially to get a good answer within the day

I would never say anything like that to an audio engineer, technician, or knowledgeable amateur when we were talking about loudspeakers.

In this forum and this thread, context and picture indicate that we are obviously talking about the small speaker or piezo-electric device that plugs into the motherboard to generate audible beeps as the system POST's or tries to POST.

In this case, polarity does not matter.

DG, many cases (for example Antecs) with illuminated fans do not have power LED's.

I was just giving you a little poopy.