This video shows how to restore your Asus keyboard light is for some reason it's not working. Click the lighting toggle to Off to turn off lights in any given zone, or click the light bulb icon for the Zone you want to change. Double click the PredatorSense icon on the desktop. Use the steps below to disable your keyboard backlights, or to change your keyboard lighting color scheme. Is there some way to force the keyboard backlighting to stay on without activity? My searches return all kinds of info for the same thing for older modes like the G750, but most of those have to do with reverting to a specific version of the ATK drivers, but that version is really old and that doesn't seem like the right answer. One thing that I haven't been able to find an answer to yet is how to disable the timeout on the keyboard backlighting. reboot and login and you should be good.Howdy all! I've had my G751JT for a while now and am loving it. KEYS_DIR=/sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight # this directory is a symlink on my machine:
If you don’t have the *backlight.sh file…it should have this script in it. # up button and calls /etc/acpi/asus-keyboard-backlight.sh forĪction=/etc/acpi/asus-keyboard-backlight.sh up # This is called when the user presses the key brightness # /etc/acpi/events/asus-keyboard-backlight-up Inside paste or type your keyboard first acpi indication from the terminal…should look similar to this: Then press your function key + up and function key + down arrow combo (this is what it is on asus tuf a17) for the keyboard brightness up and down respectively.
There should be two files, asus-keyboard-backlight-down and -up. Now make sure you have asus-keyboar-backlight.sh. I forget where I got it at, you would spend some time on google finding it, but I’ll recall it as best I can.
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