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If you don't want to risk modifying the slot, try one of the cheap PCIe risers on amazon and send it back if it doesn't work. You will need a case with a couple of extra slots under the motherboard in order to fit the riser in there though.
It will run slower, but that probably won't be an issue unless you plan to max out all 4 ports simultaneously.
I did this but buying these on Amazon is scary. Try to find one that won't burn your house down.
I cannot see any decent PCIE X1 to X16 risers on amazon. Everything is USB based which I don't want
They are not USB based, they just happen to use a USB 3 cable to carry the PCIe signals.