[Solved] Lenovo Legion 5 Keyboard Backlight!

Hello, I have a problem with the keyboard backlight of the Lenovo Legion 5 laptop.
I would like some help information on how I could make the keyboard change, because using fn + space unfortunately does not work as it was in lenovo support ..
That's why I'm counting on some helpful hints ..

Read the instructions again, search on google.

I have already checked in the manual, there is nothing specific about it and the updates are downloaded practically everything that popped up

But what should you change in this keyboard?

Keyboard layout or keys in places?

Added after 6 [minutes]:

Fn + this "_" allows you to change some colors:

Turn on / off keyboard backlight or customize it
brightness.
Note: Selected models have an RGB keyboard. In the case of such
keyboard, the given hot key toggles the color and effect of its backlight.
Additional controls are available in the Lenovo Vantage or Lenovo application
PC Manager

I mainly mean the comfort of the game, I have the Lenovo Vantage, and unfortunately I do not see the keyboard "backlight" option anywhere. I think some driver is missing to add this

Please provide the specific model of this Lenovo.

No driver, these are the functions typed on the keyboard.


https://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_...legion_5_15_17_ug_pl_202004.pdf?linkTrack=PSP roductInfo: UserGuide

Page 17

Legion 5-15IMH05 (Lenovo) - Type 82AU

Well, did you understand the topic?

It seems to me that the fault lies in the BIOS because I asked here and there, so my friend told me that I have a weak version of it: /
And the display "lighting" is missing in the Lenovo Vantage application

The Fn key plus such an asterisk:

Open Lenovo Vantage, Lenovo PC Manager, or the launch bar
application.


Have you uploaded Lenovo PC Manager?

It is needed for:
Note: Selected models have an RGB keyboard. In the case of such
keyboard, the given hot key toggles the color and effect of its backlight.
Additional controls are available in the Lenovo Vantage or Lenovo application
PC Manager.

CO has Bios to backlight the keyboard.
How old is this friend of yours? 14?

First, let him read what the BIOS on the motherboard does.

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What happens when you press the Fn key and what does it say in the instructions on pages 17 and 18?

Is something going on with the backlight?

because when you start rummaging around the laptop's bios, there is still such a function in Bios:

Enable or disable Fool Proof Fn Ctrl
Step 1. Open UEFI / BIOS Setup Utility.
Step 2. Select Configuration.
Step 3. Change the Fool Proof Fn Ctrl setting to Enabled or Disabled.
Step 4. Select Exit ? Exit Saving Changes.
When enabled, the Fn key and the Ctrl key can be used interchangeably for the z key combination
with the Ctrl key. For example, you can press Ctrl + A or Fn + A to select all text in
text editing application.

But it shouldn't affect the backlight

Can you still ask for a link to Lenovo PC Manager?
Because, unfortunately, I cannot contact this laptop: - /

Your computer may be pre-installed with either Lenovo Vantage or PC software
Manager. To open it, enter the software name in Windows Search and select
displayed result.
Note: If Lenovo Vantage is not preinstalled, you can use it
downloaded from the Microsoft Store.

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What do you mean you have no contact with the laptop?
Dad hid you for the night?

Well, man, he's out of the house
Okay, from what I played with him today, I already have this Lenovo PC Manager / Lenovo Vantage

I don't know what your problem is.
And what do you actually expect from this backlight.

Just write that the backlight does not meet your expectations and buy a "Christmas tree" keyboard and mouse to show off your fancy equipment in front of your friends. :P

So much for me ...

Hello,
I bought a lenovo 7i laptop with an RGB backlit keyboard. After installing Windows 10 Home and iCUE software to configure the backlight, everything is fine. I set a uniform backlight and actually after turning on windows and logging in - my saved backlight will be activated.
The problem concerns the time from the moment I turn on the laptop to enter the password for logging in - during this period the whole computer lights up in all the colors of the rainbow - how can you remedy this and turn off the backlight completely or change it to a neutral one. This problem also appears when I close the monitor flap and suddenly everything pulses for a few seconds. How do I turn it off?

"The problem concerns the time from the moment I turn on the laptop to enter the password to login - during this period the whole computer lights up in all the colors of the rainbow - how can you remedy this and turn off the backlight completely or change it to a neutral one. The problem also appears when I close the flap the monitor and suddenly everything blinks for a few seconds. How do I turn it off? "

Is that so annoying?
You have a backlight configuration program, search there.
Probably the keyboard works in the deflaut settings until the program that is responsible for controlling the backlight is loaded.

That's it for the topic.

sunrise84 wrote:

Is that so annoying?
You have a backlight configuration program, search there.
Probably the keyboard works in the deflaut settings until the program that is responsible for controlling the backlight is loaded.

The question is whether somehow these settings can be bypassed or disconnected - honestly, I would prefer that it is not lit at all until the icue settings are loaded.

If anyone was interested in this topic, there is no solution for now. More: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Gaming-Laptops/S...ht-effect-Let-us-turn-it-off/mp/4552233?page= 1

Maybe it will be useful to someone.I have a Lenovo y520 and I could not turn on the keyboard backlight.
I found a program called Lenovo Nerve Sense and one that does not need to be updated in Microsoftstore because it is not there. The file is called wwg2050e.exe and only with this program I turned on the backlight ba,I did not even know that there is RGB.The program can be downloaded.Greetings.