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Asus z87-pro Error led lights

pepsimaxl
By pepsimaxl
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hey guys! i have been getting 2 different codes from the Led light Error thingy and im not sure what it is. is there also a way to turn it of? im thinking about getting Yellow led strips to make my pc look cooler but with the Red lights from Error code thingy being on all the time it will look wierd :\

The error codes i get: A0, and when i wake up the computer from sleep it gets error code 30

 

 

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( i know i need to clean my computer and manage the cabels better :P)

Any help would be appreciated

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As far as i can tell it is just a step in the boot up process. Does it stay there whilst in Windows?

yeah, thats the annoying part :\

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I'm not sure why. Mine displays "40" in Windows. I would perhaps contact ASUS about it

do you know if there is a way to turn of the Led display thingy?

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do you know if there is a way to turn of the Led display thingy?

 

I don't think you can i'm afraid. You could always cover it with some non conductive tape or something similar

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I don't think you can i'm afraid. You could always cover it with some non conductive tape or something similar

like duct tape? thats a good idea :D

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I would use electrical tape instead. Duct tape isn't designed for that sort of thing and may be conductive.

ok, thanks for the help everyone !

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Apparently A0 means the BIOS handed control over to the OS, which is how it should be. My board says A0 too.

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