KEYBOARD BACKLIGHT TURNS OFF AFTER 30 SECONDS IN BIOS THERE IS NO ADVANCE TAB

[LOCCO91]

KEYBOARD BACKLIGHT TURNS OFF AFTER 30 SECONDS IN BIOS THERE IS NO ADVANCE TAB. CLICKING THE F5 BACKLIGHT KEY DOES NOT GIVE ANYTHING. HOW CAN I SET THE KEYBOARD TO LIGHT UP ALL THE TIME

[MatheusH]

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[LOCCO91]

now you can help me

[Dragon-Fur]

@LOCCO91 

Welcome to the HP Community.

We can help by providing the needed information - unfortunately, we cannot give you what you want.

The Advanced section is where the ability to adjust the timeout is controlled.

In general, consumer grade systems do not include the Advanced section.

Lacking the control option to adjust the timeout, you cannot set the back light to remain all the time.

BIOS – Backlit Keyboard and other Advanced Options

This is one of those situations where the how-to document mentions that a particular feature might not be supported on every computer.  The document does not offer an exact explanation because the document is not written for YOUR computer.

Read

HP Notebook PCs - Using the Backlit Keyboard

Section: The backlight stays on for only a few seconds

Excerpted from the document:

Note:  If there is not a setting for the backlight timing in the BIOS, this behavior might not be supported on the notebook. Check your notebook model's product support documentation to confirm support.

Discussion

In general, and there might be exceptions,

• Business class computers offer the BIOS Advanced section. 
• Examples of business class systems include and are not limited to:  Zbook Mobile Workstations, ProBook, EliteBook, EliteDesk, and others.

For example

• The backlit keyboard timeout option is included in the Advanced section .
• At this writing, consumer class systems may not include the Advanced BIOS section.
• Examples of consumer grade systems include and are not limited to:  Spectre, Pavilion, Envy, Notebook.

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