Hardware Wii U orange light not in manual?

[JoostinOnline]

do you have standy downloads turned off in the options?

No, but it's not actually downloading anything as far as I can tell.

Yeah I could be wrong, but I think that's what it's like for me too. I don't pay attention, I just shut it off. It's orange for a little bit but then it does go white. Doesn't bug me.

You mean red?

 

[Ray Lewis]

It means Marcan is probing to see if his hack works on updated Wii U, lol. I do what I want and then shut off and unplug.

 

[ShadowSoldier]

No, but it's not actually downloading anything as far as I can tell.

You mean red?

Yeah I got confused. My bad.

 

[JoostinOnline]

Yeah I got confused. My bad.

I forgive you...this time.

 

[Bladexdsl]

No, but it's not actually downloading anything as far as I can tell.

doesnt matter orange means it's in standby mode.

 

[JoostinOnline]

Then why was it red before, even though it was in standby?

 

[uyjulian]

Colors so far:
Blue: On
Orange, Standby and writing to disk
Red: Standby
Black: Off

 

[ShadowSoldier]

Colors so far:
Blue: On
Orange, Standby and writing to dick
Red: Standby
Black: Off

Uh what? No

Blue = Powered On
Orange = Standby
Red = Powered Off
Black = Nothing. it means you don't have your WiiU plugged into the outlet :/

 

[JoostinOnline]

Orange, Standby and writing to dick

That explains why Nintendo didn't put it in the manual. It would be filtered.

 

[uyjulian]

That explains why Nintendo didn't put it in the manual. It would be filtered.

Lol, I made a mistake xD

Uh what? No

Blue = Powered On
Orange = Standby
Red = Powered Off
Black = Nothing. it means you don't have your WiiU plugged into the outlet :/

If Red = Powered Off, the why is the red light on and why does the wii remote's power button work?

 

[Maxternal]

If Red = Powered Off, the why is the red light on and why does the wii remote's power button work?

It's kinda like when your TV still responds to your remote control's request to turn back on. It's "off" but it still draws a very, very minimal amount of power. It all depends on what your definition of "off" with many modern electronics. If you look at it you're way, there's just no way to really turn the Wii U off without unplugging it ... which doesn't really count. In that case I'd say the "black" light should just be interpreted as "power failure" instead of "off."

 

[uyjulian]

It's kinda like when your TV still responds to your remote control's request to turn back on. It's "off" but it still draws a very, very minimal amount of power. It all depends on what your definition of "off" with many modern electronics. If you look at it you're way, there's just no way to really turn the Wii U off without unplugging it ... which doesn't really count. In that case I'd say the "black" light should just be interpreted as "power failure" instead of "off."

Yeah, there's many ways...

 

[vincentthegamer]

http://imgbomb.com/i/?V1Y4Y
http://imgbomb.com/i/?gWwCU

I wonder what other colors NINTENDO has up their sleeve?

this dose not have to do with anything your avertising chrono trigger

 

[uyjulian]

this dose not have to do with anything your avertising chrono trigger

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