Take it easy: Uses a color on the selected button/area.

Here you can see what the effect types mean: The drop-down list indicates the type of effect you can use, and the color picker selects the color of the effect. Just below the tools is a color selector for effects and dropdown lists.

The Picker Effect: Selection and effect of the selected area or button.

Gum: Deletes the effect of the key or field.

A bucket of paint: Creates a tactile effect on any area or button.

Brush: Applies the effect to a scale or key.

The wand: Select all fields or buttons that have the same effect.

Selection of groups : Select multiple zones or buttons at the same time.

Please choose: Select each individual field or button.

Here is a brief description of the tools you see: Step six: You can now start changing the backlight of the keyboard as desired. You can also specify all the applications with which you want the configuration to run automatically and then click Save. Step five: Enter a name for the new configuration. Click on the Create button at the bottom. Still we go a bit further and make our own configuration. If you wish, you can select one of the standard configurations here and proceed as follows. Step four: The configuration window opens on the left.

Now click on the Config button in the lower left corner. Step three: You can see the standard configuration of the keyboard and flash. Step two: Click on the option MSI RGB Keyboard by Key. Step one: Open the Start menu and search for the Series 3 engine. In this case most if not all MSI keyboards are made by Steelseries, so I will use Steelseries motor 3 for the light control. In most cases it bears the name of the company that developed the keyboard. All you have to do is search for the software from the start menu. Your laptop comes with all the necessary drivers and software to control the backlight of the keyboard. Also read : How do I connect a notebook with a broken screen to an external monitor?

How to change backlight keyboard color