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11-08-2025 08:48 PM in
Galaxy BooksHi
I was recently gifted a galaxy book 4 edge and have been troubled with getting the backlight keyboard to work is there any way that I can do this? Online it says that my model should come with the backlit keyboard and ive seen videos saying to Press FN + F9 but that just times out my screen for me ive tried looking everywhere in setting and cant seem to find a backlight option its a necessity for me. please if anyone can help i often work at night and have bad eyes so a backlight is a must for me! Samsung shouldnt advertise that it comes with it if it doesnt!!!!!
PLEASE HELP
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11-09-2025 05:28 AM in
Galaxy BooksFN + F9 should turn the keyboard backlight On & Off, but check in the Settings of your Book 4 Edge.
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11-10-2025 07:08 AM in
Galaxy BooksHi Members_UlMmVbw,
Your Galaxy Book4 Edge likely has a backlit keyboard, but enabling it may require the Samsung Settings app. If Fn + F9 dims the screen instead of activating the backlight, your system may need a software update or configuration.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you troubleshoot and enable the keyboard backlight:
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Confirm Backlight Support
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If your model has the backlight icon on the F9 key, it should support keyboard illumination.
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However, if pressing Fn + F9 dims the screen instead, this may indicate the system is not recognizing the backlight function.
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Install or Update Samsung Settings
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The Samsung Settings app is required to control hardware features like keyboard backlight.
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Visit Samsung's Support page download or update the app.
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Once installed, open the app and look for the Keyboard Backlight section to adjust brightness.
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Check Samsung Update Utility
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Open Samsung Update from your Start menu.
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Install any pending updates, especially firmware or driver packages related to keyboard and system utilities.
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Try Adjusting Brightness in Samsung Settings
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Some users have reported success by toggling the backlight off and on again within the Samsung Settings app.
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After doing this, the Fn + F9 key may begin working as expected.
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BIOS Settings (Advanced)
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Restart your laptop and enter BIOS (usually by pressing F2 or Del during boot).
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Look for any settings related to keyboard backlight and ensure it’s enabled.
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Contact Support if Issue Persists
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If none of the above steps resolve the issue, your device may require a service check to confirm hardware functionality.
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