KB 260001 - ASUS NUC 13 Pro USB and LAN add on Assembly

KB 260001 - ASUS NUC 13 Pro USB and LAN add on Assembly



The ASUS NUC 13 Pro is a compact and powerful mini PC. To integrate USB and LAN add-on cards, follow these steps:
  1. Open the case and locate the appropriate slots for the USB and LAN add-on cards.

  2. properly assemble the Add on card module.

  3. Remove the screws from bottom chassis cover.

  4. carefully detach the bottom chassis cover.

  5. Identify expansion Slot and carefully remove the screws.

  6. Install module to the motherboard.

  7. Install the card securely into the slots and secure it with screws.

  8. Securely close the bottom chassis and secure it with screws.

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