How to TURN OFF ASUS Motherboard RGB Lights | ASUS ROG Strix X570-E | Sleep Mode | Shutdown Mode

I will guide you on how to turn off your ASUS Motherboard's RGB Lights.

00:00 Intro
00:16 Explanation
00:47 BIOS main screen
02:34 Outro

In this tutorial, I'm going to use my ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming Motherboard.

Just for clarification purposes, your ASUS motherboard's rgb lights will be TURNED OFF when you put your gaming to SLEEP MODE or when you SHUT it DOWN. While you're gaming, your Asus Motherboard's RGB Lights will remain on.

With that being said, let's go to the BIOS. Restart your gaming pc and as soon as you see the Republic of Gamers Logo, PRESS F2 or DEL(DELETE) multiple times to ACCESS the BIOS.

From the BIOS main screen

Step 1) Go to Advanced Section
Step 2) Choose APM Configuration
Step 3) In ErP Ready, change the default value from Disabled to Enable(S4 + S5)
Step 4) Go back to Advanced Section mainpage
Step 5) Choose Onboard Devices Configuration
Step 6) Look for "LED lightning"
Step 7) In "When system is in working state", leave the default value to All On
Step 7) In "Q-Code LED Function", leave the default value to POST Code Only
Step 7) In "When system is in sleep, hibernate or soft off states", leave the default value to Stealth Mode
Step 8) Go to Exit
Step 9) Choose Save Changes & Reset
Step 10) Click OK and let your gaming pc reboot

NOTE: Please follow the exact steps correctly to get the desired results. DO NOT swap Step 2 with Step 5 or you'll have issues.

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[Masterr-K]

This may help. Go into Armoury Crate and click the keyboard and mouse icon on the left side. Click on your motherboard from the pop up. Under the Shutdown Effect menu click OFF. What is described in the video works but what I found is that when I turned on my computer, everything plugged into the USB ports turned on, even things that I don't want to turn on by themselves. So I found this solution, by accident, and undid what is said in the video.

[tomahawk]

Thank you so much, I've been trying for three weeks to get then to turn off and nothing worked till i found your video. That was the fix. Thank you! happy Holidays.

[Murdocke]

I love you, the led screen on my formula mobo has been driving me nuts for ages and I had all the lights off but couldn’t get the screen to turn off, well until I found your video. Thank you so much! All the best

[SirSethery]

Enabling the power saving option in the BIOS is the only thing that has helped. Unfortunately, it adds about 10 seconds to my startup time. Still worth it over having bright lights in my bedroom, but I just wish Asus's software wasn't so broken.

[GusCanales]

THANKS!!!! First video that works! The enable s4+s5 made all the difference!

[daedalus-N]

Worked like a charm on my crosshair vii. Thanks my man

[CHUZ]

Friend, really you don't know the help you gave me. thank you very much. I love you, saludos desde Colombia !

[albiebaggins]

PSA:

Do this AND in ArmoryCrate / Aura controller:

Device tab on the left > Motherboard > shutdown effect > OFF

[mjntro]

DON'T DO THIS ON A STRIX B550-E!!
PC refused to boot after I changed the bios-settings. Had to flash the bios to get it to boot again. I was able to turn off all lights by changing to "aura off", don't know what the "s4+s5" thing is supposed to do but for me it just caused some error while booting.

[Tonton-Flingueur]

Thanks ! It worked on my ASUS Z170 PRO Gaming, the mobo lights were so annoying !

[JK--OB]

Or you can just press F4 (or click on the top right of the screen to "AURA ON/OFF") and choose settings for LED lighting there.

[pepegapie]

This worked on my Asus x570 pro. Thanks pal.

[phzeraah]

Tu é pika! Funcionou, finalmente!! Obrigado mano!! 🙏🏼

[jenniferli]

You sir are amazing for making this video. Thank you it worked perfectly for me!

[mikkoh]

Nothing else worked for me, but I found a setting in BIOS > Tools. It was for Reset Switch Function. I selected it to Turn On/Off Aura instead of Resetting the PC. I had to add external reset switch since my PC Case doesn't have reset button at all (weird, I know). Now I can set the stupid illuminating thing off with the switch even after shutting down PC, so I can sleep in darkness. Asus creates such a weird software settings and they are hard to control imo.

[TheFoxEssence]

Mine turns off after the first shut down. But reverts back to its on state when I’m shut completely down. I’m so lost.

[RanieroSupremo]

It works for shutdown, while for sleep mode, after a reboot, the PC itself switches back the option from "Stealth mode" to "Aura only" again. That's weird.

[tomashalouzka]

omg thank youuu, now i can sleep without stupid led in my face :D

[benny_]

Hope this works on a z490-E, only lighting on next mobo will be qled

[marcelgoncalves]

After about a week of searching and searching for a solution to my problem I found this video. It wasnt exactly what I wanted but it did show me a different setting in the bios that helped me find a solution to my problem. Thanks for posting this video 👍