Wi-Fi Blinking Led

Hi you all

Does anyone knows how to get rid of than ANNOYING blinking led while conected???

Thanks in advance . Kind Regards

 

I dont think you can ..but what laptop model you have and make .

 

on my aspire the button led stays on.
but on my wifes 5315 it blinks when you are connected and down or uploading a file or just searching.turn the modem off and it just stays on.

she now has a piece of tape over the led.

 

Ahahahaha great solution dude!!!

I have a 7720G, is stays on while conected but keeps blinking on data traffic, really really upseting

Thanks for your replies . Hope someone knows the trick...

Kind Regards

 

i saw a registry enrty you can remove that disables the Wifi LED...

search for WIFI registry modification or WiFI led registry and you may just find it...

if you can't i'll dig around and see if i can find it... but i've got 2 other ppl i'm helping in front of you... hang loose and i'll try to locate it as quick as i can

bigozone

 

God has found the other thread on disabling the Wifi LED:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=233229

God also has the Atheros AR5007EG wireless adapter but in an Aspire 7250. God tried to find the "gpio" keys in the registry but they do not exist. God checked the BIOS to see if he could turn the LED off. God did not find anything.

God wants to turn all the LEDs off on his laptop, not just for Wifi. God tried Microsoft.com and searched Google.com on how to disable laptop LEDs through the registry. God found this website.

God does not want to take his laptop apart and he does not like tapping over LEDs. God wants your help. God wants to know why manufacturers think blinking LEDs are a good idea. God wants to lynch someone.

 

Dear God ive got a book i would like you to sign for me,so I can sell it on Ebay

new idea plug Ethernet cable in and switch off W.Lan

 

Hi Bigozone, and thanks for your kindness

As "God" eek , I´ve also found that post, but it´s for Atheros lan adapter, while my 7720G has Intel PRO 3945ABG, so I´ve search for thar registry keys but no luck finding them.

I´ll wait for your search results, once again, huge thanks


PD: Hoggie, thanks for the laughs

 

you have to laugh some times or the blinking LED will drive you made

hope you find an answer, let us know if you do

all the best
Phil

 

I am your master!

I actually got my wifi led to shut off!!! From the thread I linked to before:

What you actually have to do is search for 4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318 in the Windows registry and manually look through the keys in that folder for the gpio values to delete. The f-ing search function in Regedit won't show the gpio keys in a search! You actually have to find them another way.

Now, with that out of the way, does anyone know how to disable the blinking led light for the hard drive?

 

Don't disable the hard drive led, it will give you value information.

Learux

 

For the Intel 4965AGN, look for "Ledmode" under HKLM\System\Currentcontrolset\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

and change the value to 0. Then reboot.

 

Thanks for your response Discrucio

In effect, modifying that registry entry will result in "spent" wi-fi led. Altough it´s useful, I´m looking for something to stop the "blink", not to permanently disable this led.

Thank you anyway

Kind Regards

 

Probably a stupid question, but...

Why would you want to disable the LEDs? Wouldn't you want your PC to tell you everything's working properly?

In Ubuntu, while I can use the wi-fi connection, I have no status LED to tell me it's working. It's frustrating.

I grew up with Star Trek, and I'm used to blinky lights and such.

 

Ok ..... here is how it goes .

Get a large rock , and knock your heads with it ...


Simple steps .
1) Launch ACER ePower management .
2) under the DC panel , there is one option ,
called as " Create Power Scheme " click on it

3) Give your name as title , select what you like as options , and click OK .

4) Under the default AC power Scheme , its your new one now .
5) Give it a simple click on-it , and it will became your default AC power Scheme .


Any questions ???



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