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There are three modes on the keyboard backlight. These are Off Low (dim), and High (bright). To turn on or off the backlight, press Fn + Spacebar. 1st press: Turn, dim, 2nd press: Turn bright. 3rd press: Turn off. Please turn off your keyboard backlight and check if there are any changes if you press Fn+Spacebar twice.
Here’s how to check whether the feature is turned on: Restart your laptop. Immediately the boot screen displays, press the F1 key repeatedly to enter the BIOS mode. Select the “Keyboard/Mouse” menu. Select “Keyboard Backlight.”. If the backlight feature is already activated, you should see an active toggle button next to “Enabled.”.
If there is no light icon on the Space button, it means the system is not configured with backlight. To turn on/off the backlight, press Fn + Spacebar on the keyboard to change the modes of the keyboard backlight. The keyboard backlight has three modes: Off, Low, High. 5 Share. Sort by:
Hello. I have a Legion 5 15ARH05, and I can't turn off the RBG Keyboard Backlight this laptop does. I usually press Fn + Space button but it doesn't work. I was told to press the FNLock key to enable the Fn key but it isn't working either. Pressing Fn + F2 and/or F3 works (for increasing/decreasing volume) but doing Fn + F5 and/or F6 to ...
Change backlight colour. How do i change it there is no option in the lenovo vantage app i only got white colour by using fn + spacebar. Your model might only have white backlighting not the 4-zone RGB keyboard. It doesn't come as standard.
Spacebar light icon ::: Turn on/off or adjust the brightness of the keyboard backlight. Note: Selected models include a RGB keyboard. For such a keyboard, this hotkey switches the color and effect of the keyboard backlight. Additional control is available in Lenovo Vantage. -- Source : UserGuide (Page-13)
Do this. I always found the keyboard lighting of my Legion 5 Pro way too bright for my use in dark environments. To fix that I decreased the brightness by creating a lighting profile on Lenovo Vantage with the following settings: Brightness 1, then go to colors -> rgb settings and use very low values like the ones below: R: 18 G: 18 B: 18.
To others out there. It's not an issue with icue or Lenovo hotkeys. There are literally no other keyboard profiles but rainbow swirl. This persists on a clean windows install without icue. It's as if there is a defective/incomplete keyboard firmware. I know the Legion 7 thick had a keyboard firmware update once before.
This tool allows for greater control over the 4 zone keyboard present in some Legion laptops, adding some custom effects and providing support for controlling the lights on linux. It works both via a GUI and the command line. See it in action: AmbientLight. (Left/Right)Swipe (Colors are customizable)
My solution was: turn off the laptop, disconnect the power supply, turn back on spamming F2 to get in the bios, go to "more settings", and then disable battery. That turns off the laptop and internally disconnects the battery, then I connected the power supply and press power button. Imediately the keyboard was in light blue as I want it, and ...