How to turn off brilliant green "decorative" LED on front of Pavilion gaming computer

[TechMama]

I'm trying to find a way to turn of the extremely annoying brilliant green LED on the bottom of the front panel. I've tried the various utilities and lighting apps I've been able to locate but none of them provides a way to turn off this light. Is my only option to disconnect the cable to the light inside to chassis?

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It is very likely that this is the case, if you have nothing in the options.

[TechMama]

Not a useful response.

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Yes, and what do you want?
You do not give the computer model, so that we can check!
And from what I know this is rarely possible, so we can not tell you anything more, either there is an option, and we could maybe find with the reference of the computer!
Either there is nothing, the computer is designed that way and apart from disconnecting the wires, as on others, nothing can be done about it.

see ?

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Disconnecting-HP-OMEN-880-LED-l...

[TechMama]

HP Pavilion Gaming - TG01-0170m CTO

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https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-gaming-desktop-pc-tg01-0000i/29014479/model/3073462...

So apart from unplugging everything, obviously no

 HP Pavilion Gaming TG01-0000 Desktop PC Series - Part Locator

[Stacy73 · Accepted solution]

Open the Omen gaming hub program.  Then on the left side, on the very bottom, it says "Pavillion Gaming Desktop."  Click on that and then click "lighting" at the top and adjust the lighting. 

[TechMama]

Thank you, thank you, thank you Stacy73! I had resorted to covering the LEDs with tape and was contemplating opening the case and unplugging the LED cable. Using the OMEN Gaming Hub is the solution I'd hoped for.

[TechMama]

Th e "disconnect the cable" WAS NOT the solution. The solution came from another user and used the OMEN Gaming Hub to turn off the lighting.