Is there any way to disable the blue lights, either when the computer is asleep/powered off, or during normal operation?
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To be honest im not sure, one of the reasons i got it was because it was illuminated an it helps me see keye haha! But im not sure, the instructions are all in chinese ):
1493602
Not that I can tell.... there are no power on or off switches. I think it just stays on. Does it bother you when you are trying to sleep? :/
1493603
Nope, only by unplugging it or it shuts off when the computer is completely off. Other than that the lights are always on since there's no real software with it
138403
I am not familiar with other models, but yes, a soft blue light is just visible under the keyboard.
1692479
nopefull-time Blue, like the pic. and it Doesn't turn off. never! even if the PC is turned off. as long as there is electric current this thing lights up!
1366998
It's decent with the blue light blocking, not the best. In hindsight I should have ponied up and bought the more expensive ones since I am on the computer about 12 hours a day. The sleep factor, I'm unsure as I didn't put emphasis on that when I bought them nor have I tracked it. I hope this helps.
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If you look at power save options you can adjust the brightness I believe. I had similar issues, but the brightness is usually enough in power save mode that I don't have an issue with it.
33492
Sorry for the delay, Sidney. Yes, it has a keyboard which seems to stay lit after reboot until the machine is put to sleep. Waking it up again will not restore the lights until your next reboot. I haven't found a solution for this issue yet, but don't find it very bothersome.
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As far as i can tell the lights dont turn off...even when u shutdown ur pc...the only time they turn off is when u completely take the power source away
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It sounds like the computer is sleeping or hibernating. You can change your power settings to prevent this from happening if it bothers you.
436472
If you put your computer in sleep mode or do not shut it down the lamp will go back on. I just unplug the lamp when done.
854712
Just hold to the power button on the bottom. The "blue" light will extinguish denoting that the power is off.
1103398
Yes. If you press "home" button, then scroll down to "settings" and press "enter," then scroll to the right to "preferences" and press "enter," then scroll down to "front panel illumination" and select "off." That should do it.
1089119
In the settings menu there is a "Backlight shut off" option where you can adjust it to any where from 1 minute to "Never."
2009006
If the lights remain lit when the computer is off, then the USB port into which this mouse is plugged is still being powered. This is not a fault with the mouse, but results from a setting within Windows or your motherboard. I recommended checking the USB selective suspend options in the advanced section of your selected power plan (even if it's a desktop computer) and the power management settings for the mouse in the device manager.edit: after doing some Googling, I've found some motherboards have what is called 'ErP support/compliance' or 'Deep S5 sleep' modes. If you know how to boot into your BIOS, look for a setting with one of those identifiers, and enable it. If the lights remain lit when the computer is off, then the USB port into which this mouse is plugged is still being powered. This is not a fault with the mouse, but results from a setting within Windows or your motherboard. I recommended checking the USB selective suspend options in the advanced section of your selected power plan (even if it's a desktop computer) and the power management settings for the mouse in the device manager.edit: after doing some Googling, I've found some motherboards have what is called 'ErP support/compliance' or 'Deep S5 sleep' modes. If you know... » Read More If the lights remain lit when the computer is off, then the USB port into which this mouse is plugged is still being powered. This is not a fault with the mouse, but results from a setting within Windows or your motherboard. I recommended checking the USB selective suspend options in the advanced section of your selected power plan (even if it's a desktop computer) and the power management settings for the mouse in the device manager.edit: after doing some Googling, I've found some motherboards have what is called 'ErP support/compliance' or 'Deep S5 sleep' modes. If you know how to boot into your BIOS, look for a setting with one of those identifiers, and enable it. « Show Less
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Auto-brightness can be disabled from within Windows. Go to Metro screen (the one with the square icons, not the normal Windows desktop) -> Move mouse to bottom right corner to get menu -> Click Settings -> Change PC Settings (bottom) -> PC and Devices -> Power and sleep. Auto-brightness toggle is on that screen.
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Start &gt; Control Panel &gt; System &gt; Device Manager &gt; Bluetooth Radios ...inside locate the Bluetooth controller...on mine it was the INTEL ...under Power Management uncheck ALLOW COMPUTER ability to put to sleep to save power.
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A little late, but I just got this media reader and I have the same problem. My guess is some newer internal usb inputs stay powered when the computer is off in order to charge stuff plugged into it (phone, camera, etc) EVEN when the computer is powered off. In this case that power makes the blue light stay on.
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There are two tiny blue indicator lights that cannot be turned off when the system is on, but if you face them away from you, they don't cast any light. There is a white downward light that can be turned on and off.