changing setting for backlight on laptop keyboard

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changing setting for backlight on laptop keyboard

by imgrateful_1 | December 4, 2011 11:19 AM PST

I have a Toshiba laptop. I have been searching for how to change how long the back light stays on for keyboard. I always use my laptop plugged in so power settings aren't a concern for me. I'm familiar with going to power settings for managing but have not seen a specific direction for having the keyboard backlight to stay on longer. I really love the convenience of it. If I know the steps of making change I can note it if I would want to change the setting back if I'm using it on battery. Thanks.

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changing setting for backlight on laptop for keyboard

by imgrateful_1 | December 4, 2011 7:46 PM PST

In reply to: No OS noted but I'd look under Control Panel.

Thank you Proffitt, I think I discovered something that is the answer. By pressing the FN key + 2 it brings up that option I think that is my answer. I ended the day before spending time on my computer to be able to notice how the process works. I hope this might help someone else with the same question.

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