Read more.Set up your Wii to use less power when on stand-by... it's actually very easy.
Read more.Set up your Wii to use less power when on stand-by... it's actually very easy.
Yeah, you just turn off WiiConnect24.
But be aware, this will stop the disc slot from glowing blue when orcs are nearby.
Not true. Both the PS2/3 have proper switches on the back, so when they are off, no power is being taken by the consoles. Otherwise they are in standby mode.Originally Posted by Hexus
The Xbox had no power switch, but had to be left in a standby state to maintain the clock. The 360 also has no switch, but again when the power brick is connected you can see the power LED glowing. Unless the power is cut from both consoles at the wall, that is the only way to get a true power down. Just because they don't have a visible standby LED, doesn't mean they aren't in standby mode.
If you truly want to be green, then the only way is to switch your consoles off at the wall. If getting your hand behind a load of units is too much, then get a remote power switch, or have them all connected to an extension lead where you can get easy access to the switch.
I just switch my wii off from the wall
switch mode PSUs Dorza,
thing is all those little very few whatts add up.
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Or the other way is to just hold your power button down for longer until it glows red instead of yellow - this disabled wii connect 24 also This way you don't have to mess around with the options every time you want it off properly, for example if you only want to disable it when you are away for a few days etc.
Dorza (19-10-2007)
Last edited by Dorza; 19-10-2007 at 01:45 PM.
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