i dont want to put a differnt led in, i want to use the ones that are in it. so can i make it so the eject button is always orange insted of green also can i make it so the led is red if my chip is off (so i dont acidently play xbox live with my chip on).

To answer your first question . yes you can use a program, evtool is real easy to use, to edit the bios and change the main color to orange. As for your second question I think it may be possible but im not sure how.

First you need to make the led red by cutting the legs (or desoldering) of the the front panel leds and flipping it over. Now the led will be red as default. Then you use xbtool (probably other programs work) and change the front led color to orange. Reflash the new edited bios and you are set.

What Dash do you have!?

i have evox , what programs will i need to use

There is another dash that you are able to do it from the settings cant remeber which dash.

can't u just change 4 wires on the plug to make default red . thats what i did on a stock xbox and the other stock one has half red and helf green by switching 2 wires

if you care to switch to avalaunch, in the settings you can switch between green, red and orange.

is it just me or when you switch it to the so called "orange" it looks more yellow than "orange"

i think your best bet would to just buy some orange LEDs and solder them in. it would look a million times better.

I dont think he wants to change the LEDs as he said the 1st post this page.

the reason i dont want to change it is because im not a good at soldering

i understand that you dont want to change the LEDs. what i am saying is that i dont think your gonna get the effect that you want.

Even though you're not good at soldering, you can solder the outside legs of the 2 bi-colored LEDs together(with a wire and make sure you dont connect anything to the middle) Good luvk and UnleashX can do that for you, but it wont be orange until the dash loads up.

Alternately, you can do some creative splicing to the yellow wires coming from the power/board to make the front leds always show amber. Splice the wires so that 5&6 splice together and then split back apart and plug normally into the connecter, and do the same with 7&8. I'm too tired to try to work the next part out, but some more wires spliced in the right place, back to your mod chip switch should be able to cut off the power to the green side, so that when you flip the mod chip switch off (or on, whichever way you want), the green side goes out, and you're left with red.