STB Green light wont go away

Ever since I got FIOS installed, the STB's green light hasn't gone off. I have no messages, but the green light is STILL on. Is there anyway to turn this thing off? Its not a huge deal, but its bugging me a little. Anyone got any ideas?

That's the light to tell you it's on.  It is near messages but if you look closely, you'll see it says on next to it.  Turn off your box and the light will go away.

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