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How do you go about disabling the Q Code LED on gigabyte boards? My previous Asus board had an option in the BIOS but after spending an hour going through the gigabyte BIOS and the User Manual I can't find anything :/

 

This is in regards to the Z390 Master

 

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If there is nothing in the BIOS for it, then likely there isnt any. I would just put some electrical tape over it if it bothers you. 

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1 hour ago, Skiiwee29 said:

If there is nothing in the BIOS for it, then likely there isnt any. I would just put some electrical tape over it if it bothers you. 

Yeah it's a bright red LED, definitely does not go with my purple and black theme haha. I was thinking of going the tape method if I can't find anything else in the BIOS.

 

There is also an annoying orange light too near the Sata connections, but it's small and pretty dim.

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