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Jimbo 
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O.P.  Hard Drive Light
 Is there any way to disable the green and red lights on my hardrive(without taking it apart) by using a program or something?? 
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| 06-09-2007 07:36 PM | 
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Anubis 
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 Hello. I'm not sure I get what you're talking about exactly; do you mean an external hard drive or an internal one? Would you please provide a model number if it is an external one you're talking about. Thanks. 
 
In any case, I am unaware of a software solution to stop lights flashing on an external hard drive. 
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| 06-09-2007 07:41 PM | 
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 Assuming you mean the power and hard drive activity lights on the front of your computer case, you can very easily disconnect them from the motherboard.  I don't think there is any way to turn them off via software. 
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| 06-09-2007 07:44 PM | 
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Or do you mean the HDD Activity light on the front of the PC case? 
Edit: Adeptus loses    
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| 06-09-2007 07:44 PM | 
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O.P.  RE: Hard Drive Light
quote: Originally posted by Anubis 
Hello. I'm not sure I get what you're talking about exactly; do you mean an external hard drive or an internal one? Would you please provide a model number if it is an external one you're talking about. Thanks. 
 
In any case, I am unaware of a software solution to stop lights flashing on an external hard drive.
  The hardrive case, yes, umm its model matrix2premier, form mesh, if that helps. 
And i want the red and green lights to stop flashing using software if that is possible  
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| 06-09-2007 07:45 PM | 
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kao 
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 RE: Hard Drive Light
quote: Originally posted by Jimbodude 
quote: Originally posted by Anubis 
Hello. I'm not sure I get what you're talking about exactly; do you mean an external hard drive or an internal one? Would you please provide a model number if it is an external one you're talking about. Thanks. 
 
In any case, I am unaware of a software solution to stop lights flashing on an external hard drive.
  The hardrive case, you know, the big rectangular thing , umm its model matrix2premier, form mesh, if that helps. 
And i want the red and green lights to stop flashing
  The big rectangular hard drive case? The hard drive is the thing inside the case which stores your shit. The big case you see is not a hard drive, unless it's external, which would not be that "big".  
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| 06-09-2007 07:46 PM | 
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Jimbo 
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O.P.  RE: Hard Drive Light
quote: Originally posted by alex 
quote: Originally posted by Jimbodude 
quote: Originally posted by Anubis 
Hello. I'm not sure I get what you're talking about exactly; do you mean an external hard drive or an internal one? Would you please provide a model number if it is an external one you're talking about. Thanks. 
 
In any case, I am unaware of a software solution to stop lights flashing on an external hard drive.
  The hardrive case, you know, the big rectangular thing , umm its model matrix2premier, form mesh, if that helps. 
And i want the red and green lights to stop flashing
  The big rectangular hard drive case? The hard drive is the thing inside the case which stores your shit. The big case you see is not a hard drive, unless it's external, which would not be that "big".
  Lol ok the case  , back on subject  
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| 06-09-2007 07:50 PM | 
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Anubis 
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quote: Originally posted by Jimbodude 
The hardrive case, you know, the big rectangular thing 
  What you're referring to is not a "hard drive" or "hard drive case", a  hard drive is a device inside your desktop computer which stores data magnetically.
 
In order to get your desktop computer to stop flashing lights you would have to disconnect the lights manually, afaik it can not be done with any software or setting. Sorry about that.
 
If you really want them off just stick some blu-tack over them, then they're as good as off.  
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| 06-09-2007 07:51 PM | 
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 Pull the front off and cut the wires. 
 
* Dr4g0n shrugs. 
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| 06-09-2007 07:58 PM | 
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Anubis 
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quote: Originally posted by Dr4g0n 
Pull the front off and cut the wires.
  I really would not recommend doing that, there'll be a proper way to disconnect the wires if he is truly determined. However, I personally think the Blu-Tack idea is the easiest, that way the light is as good as off and it's easily reversible.  
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