Even though the price of this laptop was about about 1000USD in cash – 1100USD through Home Credit – and only received 3 stars, I still felt like it’s a gem. I was so happy when I learned about all this. CTRL + F3 to Turn OFF Backlight CTRL + F4 to Turn ON Backlight Then, I saw the same icon next to it and learned that when I press and hold CTRL + F3, it will turn off the backlight. I was surprised to learn that it wasn’t there.įurther searching made me realize that turning on ASUS VivoBook S510U keyboard backlight is just as simple as pressing and hold CTRL + F4. While doing this, I started to open Control Panel to look for Windows Mobility Center (it’s under Hardware and Sound) to see if I can enable the keyboard backlight from there. After reading the review, I went back to Google Search to search about how to turn on the backlight feature of ASUS VivoBook S510U. I only learned about this feature about 3 days after I bought it. Silicon Valley at SM San Pablo did not tell me about the features of this laptop they only showed me that it’s working and they wrapped it up. I felt bad that I bought it because theInquirer only rated it 3 stars, but what really caught my attention was their photo featuring this laptop – the keyboard had a backlight! Now, how did they do that? I only learned about it when I have read a review about this laptop when I typed “ ASUS VivoBook S510U” on Google Search. For example, my username is garrett, so I put "sh /home/garrett/.my_startup_file.sh".Is there a way to enable ASUS VivoBook S510UN-BQ052T? When I bought it, I thought it wasn’t supposed to have any. Note: do not put "sh ~/.my_startup_file.sh". Open up "Startup Applications" (you can find this by pressing the Superkey to get to the Dash and typing Startup)Ĭlick Add, then enter whatever you want for Name, and "sh /home/ username/.my_startup_file.sh" for Command. ( This was taken from LeoR's answer here) (2) Create a startup script that changes the keyboard brightnessĮnter the following command into the terminal: echo 'echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/asus\:\:kbd_backlight/brightness' > ~/.my_startup_file.sh Sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh /etc/rc2.d/S99asus_kbd_backlight.sh Sudo chown root:root /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh & \ Sudo chmod 744 /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh & \ Sudo echo /bin/chmod 777 "/sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/brightness" > /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh & \ Sudo chmod 777 /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh & \ Open up a terminal (CONTROL+ALT+T) and copy and paste this entire code block into the terminal: sudo touch /etc/init.d/asus_kbd_backlight.sh & \ The following worked for me with the Asus N550JV running Ubuntu 13.10, but I think it may also work for you: (1) Get full permissions on the file we need to control
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