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Currently the only solution is a bit hardcore for most people. It involves disassembly of the lid and wiring in a switch to kill power to the led.
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Unfortunately none of the HP notebooks have that option. When it is lit it stays on as there is no software control of the led.
Perhaps HP will consider this in the future to be a viable option.
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erico
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Perhaps HP will consider this in the future to be a viable option.
regards,
erico
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Currently the only solution is a bit hardcore for most people. It involves disassembly of the lid and wiring in a switch to kill power to the led.
regards,
erico
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The solution I mentioned is a modification. Your local HP Partner proably won't do that officially.
regards,
erico
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Precisely my point as well. It is my own policy not to make any suggestion that would void warranty without a disclaimer or a warning
regards,
erico
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regards,
erico
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