Most of the mid to high-end laptops today offer backlit keyboards. Backlit keyboards make typing easier at low light conditions, especially for those who cannot do touch typing.
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Backlit keyboards or illuminated keyboards can be turned on or off using keyboard shortcuts on all laptops. For instance, I can use Fn + Spacebar key to turn on the keyboard backlight on my ThinkPad T series laptop.
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Many laptop users often ask if there is a dedicated setting to adjust the backlit keyboard brightness in Windows 10. The answer is both yes and no.
Adjusting backlit keyboard brightness in Windows 10
While, sadly, there is no built-in setting in Windows 10 to adjust or change backlit keyboard settings, some OEMs do offer their own software to change default settings of backlit keyboard brightness. For instance, Dell Windows 10 laptops offer settings to turn on or off the backlit keyboard, adjust the keyboard brightness, automatically turn off the backlight after 5/10/30/60/300 seconds of inactivity.
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Sony also offers options to adjust default settings of keyboard brightness on some of its models. You can open VAIO Control Center and then click Keyboard and Mouse and Backlit Keyboard to see settings. Here, you can configure the software to automatically turn on or off the backlit keyboard to automatically turn on or off based on ambient light. Like Dell, Sony also offers an option to automatically turn off the keyboard backlight after inactivity of keyboard operations for X amount of time.
Lenovo doesn’t offer much to change the default settings of backlit keyboard. However, you can set the keyboard brightness to medium or high brightness using Fn + Space hotkey. That is, if you press Fn + Space once, the driver turns on the backlit keyboard with medium brightness. Pressing Fn + Spacebar again changes the brightness to high. Pressing the hotkey again will turn off the backlit keyboard.
All recent MacBook models automatically adjust keyboard brightness in low light using the built-in light sensor. One can also adjust keyboard backlight settings manually using hotkeys on the keyboard.
You can find settings to automatically turn off keyboard backlight after a certain period of inactivity by opening Boot Camp Control Panel. To open it, right-click on the Boot Camp icon in the system tray and then click Boot Camp Control Panel option.
Microsoft Surface users can use Alt + F2 to increase the keyboard brightness and Alt + F1 to decrease the brightness.
OEMs such as HP, Asus, and Toshiba don’t offer settings to adjust keyboard brightness.
Do you have a software to change backlit keyboard settings on your PC? If yes, please let us know by leaving a comment below.
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If you find yourself squinting at your Dell monitor at work, if the brightness is giving you a headache or if the display just doesn't look quite right, you can use the monitor’s on-board menu to adjust settings such as contrast and brightness to best suit your needs, or, if necessary, revert to the factory presets. The settings menu is essentially the same on all Dell models, and you can use the menu as long as the monitor is connected to a computer.
1.Press the “Menu” or “Menu/Select” button on the monitor’s bezel (the frame around the monitor). Usually, the button is located in the vicinity of the monitor's power button. A menu of options should appear on the screen. Hereafter, you can use the “Menu” or “Menu/Select” button (or the '+' and '-' on some Dell models) to make menu selections.
2.Use either the “+” and “-“ keys or the arrow keys on the monitor bezel to navigate to the “Auto Adjust” option and press the “Menu” or “Menu/Select” button choose that option. If Auto Adjust isn’t in the main menu, select the “Image Settings” submenu. Auto Adjust optimizes the display and corrects various brightness and contrast issues. You may not need to perform any further adjustments afterward.
3.Select the “Positioning” option if part of the screen is cut off. Use the “+” and “-“ or arrow keys to move the image vertically or horizontally, and press the “Menu” or “Menu/Select” button to save the changes.
4.Select “Color Settings” if you want to manually adjust the red, green and blue color saturation. Some models offer 9300K and 6500K presets, which provide a more pronounced blue and red tint to the display respectively.
5.Choose “OSD Settings,” or on-screen display settings, if you want to “stretch” the display either vertically or horizontally. If the image on your screen seems shrunken with a black boarder around it, this setting will enable you to fix that issue. Again, use the arrow keys or the “+” and “-“ keys to adjust, and press the “Menu” or “Menu/Select” button to confirm.
6.Select “Factory Reset” if you want to undo all changes and return the monitor to the preset factory settings.
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- You can make further display adjustments using the “Display” applet in Control Panel. Click Start, type “Display” in the Search box and select “Display” when it appears in the search results. From here, you can change the resolution, icon and font sizes and change the dots per inch (DPI). Understand, however, that these are per-user settings and will only apply to the currently logged-on user.
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