nueLED 1.5 – configure LEDS on any HTC device
Its an intermediate LED driver that sits between the led driver and decides which calls to pass through and whether to redirect them or not. Basically, you can now turn off your signal light, make it flash blue instead of green, or whatever you wish. So far it’s been tested on the titan and the kaiser, but should work on any device that uses ALLLEDMGR. nueLED renames allledmgr to LED2: and names itself LED1. Settings are stored in the registry,
-1 means active and
-2 means inactive,
-any other number is a redirect.
To figure out new addresses, use diagnostic mode in settings.
Heres a short tutorial on how to make your signal LED flash blue:
Select the signal led from the list. It has address 8.
Select the option “Redirect to LED Address”, and enter address 32.
Address 32 is the address for the “Bluetooth LED”, on the list.
Soft-Reset your device.
Your signal LED should now be blue!
If you use the cab version and decide to remove it, you need to set
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\AllLEDMgr]
“Index”=dword:1and perorm a soft reset to re-enable the old led driver. Also delete the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\nueLED] key.
Stroths has provided a cab file for you to install. A certificate is now included with the cab. You must uninstall any old versions and soft reset for the changes to take effect.
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Source : 
weienterprises.com
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Hi. I have an HTC p4350 Herald and this application doesn’t work on my device, probably becoz there is no registation file called AllMGR.
Just to let U know my experience, if U fix, and I pray that U do, plz let me know.
Thx
The developer had said on xda-dev that he’s looking into the issue with devices that don’t have allledmgr, currently nueled is not compatible with them.
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