BleepingComputer.com: Assigning Sound Cards To Computer Jacks?

Alright, pretty sure this is the right forum to post this one in..

I have a computer that has jacks in the front of it next to its usb jacks for headphones and a microphone.
I have two sound cards, and it seems that it only wants to let me use the primary crappy one with those jacks, but I want to use the front ones for my better soundcard for a bit more mobility for my cords.

So, the question here is, how can I make the front jacks on my computer be assigned to my better sound card?
I went through the sound/audio option, and everything including primary decice is set to my better card, but for some reason it still feels the need to use my crappy card as a default here.

Am I correct to say that the primary sound card is a built-on sound card and the second one is an Add-on card?

See the thing is those front jacks are connected to your motherboard thus connected to the on-board sound card.

What is the make and model of your mother board and second sound card so we can better help you?

You would be correct in saying that, but I am trying to get the add on to go with the jacks.. hmm
I dont know how to get the info on my motherboard.. is there a way to do that without opening my computer up?

Run Everest Home Edition.

I asked the same questions a few months, about a year ago and I was told that you can't, unless you disconnect the cables from the motherboard and connect them to the sound card, but the add-on sound cards don't normally have the headers for it.

I could be mistaken, can someone confirm this?

Motherboard ID 63-0100-000001-00101111-072204-iSPGDL_G$EV915001_BIOS DATE: 07/22/04 17:17:29 VER: 08.00.10

Motherboard Name Intel Augsburg D915GAG

I guess that is the info you needed for the motherboard, if indeed changing this is even possible.

Yeah, this would be a pretty complex + risky operation. If you didn't have the headers on the soundcard, you would have to solder? =/ Not fun unless you know what you are doing.