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    How to shut off 2 white lights in M50VM-A1?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by awaisuk, Sep 13, 2008.

  1. awaisuk

    awaisuk Notebook Deity

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    How to shut off 2 white lights in M50VM-A1?

    One is the power light and one is the WAN light.. How can i shut them off as they are very bright and disturbing...

    Please let me know if possible
     
  2. wingsoverithaca

    wingsoverithaca Notebook Enthusiast

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    Well I'm not sure about the power light, but the wireless light can be shut off by sliding the wireless thing to the left to the off position.
     
  3. m394byt3

    m394byt3 Notebook Evangelist

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    Wireless - switch

    Power - No way, except if you cover it. Or if you are real serious bout it, you can take a highlighter / cokiepen and CAREFULLY mark the light. Ive seen some guys do it, and it worked. For starters maybe use 'removable' ink just so u can first have a look before putting on permanent.

    Hope it helps! :)
     
  4. Oldman

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    Or just masking tape
     
  5. Avid Gamer

    Avid Gamer Notebook Evangelist

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    I find the lights soothing, and not overly bright or disturbing (but then brightness is a subjective matter).

    Of all the suggestions so far I think the tape idea would be the best method, since it can be undone (unlike the pen/marker idea). I think masking tape might be overkill (something less adhesive might be a better idea for the paint and finish of the system).
     
  6. jchgeek

    jchgeek Notebook Enthusiast

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    Electrical tape comes in various colors...