Power LED Control (Good Night LED)

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   Hello. 

After being very happy with my first ASRock MB, the Z97 ITXac, I recently upgraded to AMD and went again with ASRock with the B450 ITX board.

There was a BIOS feature on the Z97 called Good Night LED which gave you control over power and HDD lights. 

The power LED on my Cooler Master 110 ITX case is rather large and distracting so I really, like, REALLY used the Good Night LED setting on the old board.

The feature seems to have been dropped and I'm pretty p***** off about it. When my system goes into sleep mode the power LED is flashing and it's unbearable.

Anyway, enough winging. Do any ASRock tech staff look at these forums, because I'd like to understand why they dropped this small but useful feature and ask to bring it back in a future BIOS update.

Cheers.

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	Hello. After being very happy with my first ASRock MB, the Z97 ITXac, I recently upgraded to AMD and went again with ASRock with the B450 ITX board. There was a BIOS feature on the Z97 called Good Night LED which gave you control over power and HDD lights. The power LED on my Cooler Master 110 ITX case is rather large and distracting so I really, like, REALLY used the Good Night LED setting on the old board. The feature seems to have been dropped and I'm pretty p***** off about it. When my system goes into sleep mode the power LED is flashing and it's unbearable. Anyway, enough winging. Do any ASRock tech staff look at these forums, because I'd like to understand why they dropped this small but useful feature and ask to bring it back in a future BIOS update. Cheers.