I replaced the graphics card and noticed that the orange LED at the entrance to the Internet cable was on. Anyone know what is causing it.

The orange diode at the Internet cable connector lights up due to the correct connection to the modem/router, and thus that you are connected to the Internet.

Most often there are 2 diodes. First: Yellow - lit means connected, flashing is data transmission, off no connection, Second (may have 2-3 colors): Green, yellow, orange - the colors indicate the speed of the lan. But the colors are contractual manufacturers, so you need to check the manual of the disc to know. In the case of 2 colors, the lack of light also means some speed. One LED is described as 'link', the other as 'speed'.

There is internet, everything works, just a little worried about it. Added after 1 [minutes]: Okay, I know everything now and I'm closing the post. Thank you very much for your help.

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I replaced the graphics card and noticed that the orange LED at the entrance to the Internet cable was on. Anyone know what is causing it.
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The orange diode at the Internet cable connector lights up due to the correct connection to the modem/router, and thus that you are connected to the Internet.
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So it's not a bad thing?
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And is there internet?
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kola27 wrote:
Anyone know what is causing it.

Most often there are 2 diodes.
First:
Yellow - lit means connected, flashing is data transmission, off no connection,

Second (may have 2-3 colors):
Green, yellow, orange - the colors indicate the speed of the lan. But the colors are contractual manufacturers, so you need to check the manual of the disc to know. In the case of 2 colors, the lack of light also means some speed.

One LED is described as 'link', the other as 'speed'.
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There is internet, everything works, just a little worried about it.

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Okay, I know everything now and I'm closing the post. Thank you very much for your help.
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