Hi Mike!
> OK, but odd. I've never had a LED half-fail like that: an all-or-none
> situation. Can get them to dim by applying a little too much or a
> little too little voltage. (For the others reading, I've been an electronics
> hobbyist since Dad taking me there to test tubes because I
> was too young to drive.)
MP> Maybe the connection, or something between the LED and where it
MP> connects, has an issue that is causing it to blink?
Yes, I was thinking that also and is one of the obvious options. I
didn't mention in my post while I was looking for a connection issue if
I didn't find it what else to look for.
I did mention to Ky I would probably do a work-around of plugging in a
LED into a USB port -- easier to do that than take the computer apart!
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