Many laptops and some desktop keyboards have a built-in feature that allows the keys to light up in dimly lit environments. Here are the steps to enable keyboard lighting:
- Check if your keyboard has a backlight. Not all keyboards have this feature, so check your keyboard’s user manual or look for a symbol on one of the keys that looks like a sun or light bulb.
- If your keyboard has a backlight, look for the corresponding key with the backlight symbol (usually looks like a sun or light bulb) and press it. This will turn on the backlight.
- Some keyboards also have a dedicated button to adjust the brightness of the backlight. Look for the key with the backlight symbol and a plus (+) or minus (-) sign, and use it to adjust the brightness.
- If your keyboard does not have a dedicated backlight key, you can usually adjust the backlight settings in your computer’s system settings. On Windows 10, go to Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard and toggle on “Use the On-Screen Keyboard”. Then click on “Settings” and toggle on “Turn on numeric keypad” or “Turn on virtual keyboard backlight” to adjust the backlight settings.
- For some laptops, you may need to install software provided by the manufacturer to enable keyboard lighting and adjust settings.
Note that not all keyboards have the same backlight features or settings, so consult your keyboard’s user manual or contact the manufacturer for more information.