Introduction
Disabling DualShock 4's Blue LED
What you need
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Remove the four Phillips #00 screws from the back of the controller.
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Remove the bottom half of the controller while monitoring the triggers and springs within.
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Pull the ribbon cable out of the LED/USB connecter assembly in the center of the controller.
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Place a thin piece of paper in front of the last 2 pins (counting from left to right).
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Connect the bottom half of the DualShock 4 controller together.
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Rescrew 4 Phillips screws on the back of the controller.
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All you have to do now - is embrace the darkness; don't forget to screw the thing back together though :)
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