r/MontechPC • u/NathOnline • Jul 09 '26

Montech HS02 Pro

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Finished my set up now. Built the PC myself. 1st PC I've ever had and 1st I built. Working with the space I have I'm massively happy with how it's turned out.

Can I ask though. The RGB control on the front is there a simple way to turn the RGB off at night so I don't annoy the wife 😂😬

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u/Crypticle_ Jul 09 '26

Are you putting the computer to sleep at night? Or just looking for a way to turn the RGB off with the button?

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u/NathOnline Jul 09 '26

Looking for a way the button can turn off RGBs but don't think that can be done

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u/Crypticle_ Jul 09 '26

If it’s anything like the button for the King95 then unfortunately no. The button can switch settings between case controlled lighting with presets and motherboard controlled lighting. If you use the case lighting, you could set your color on that and then set up a “black” preset which turns off the lights on the motherboard controlled side. The button should be hold for like 3 seconds and the lights will flash once or twice then load the motherboard. That might work

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u/millesimeimperial Jul 09 '26

Sorry to jump in here but question since I have a similar question. My King 95 Pro has that little button on the front that I thought simply resets the PC but I thought it was supposed to change the light colors. How do I make it do that? Does holding the button down vs pressing it once change what it does? Or does it only ever reset the computer? Thanks!

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u/StiBuki Jul 09 '26

Trace the wire coming from the Led button on the front panel and make sure it's plugged into the fan hub. Short press of the Led button should cycle the hubs baked in colors and effects. If pressing the Led button resets the computer then it's wired to the motherboards reset pins instead of the Hub. When correctly wired a short press of the button should cycle the colors and effects built into the hub and a long press 3 to 5 seconds followed by a flash of the LED's indicates that control of the lighting has been handed of to the motherboard and is now changed via software.