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Start by pressing F12 at startup until a start menu appears - start the Dell diagnostics and run a test lying on the system, in particular the disk of hard/SS.Īctivate the touch screen capabilities fresh Windows 8.1 Install - Dell XPS 15 9530 If you have any suggestions, help me a lot :) The boot process stuck at the point where the Dell logo is visible (I think until all treated windows starts). It's the same thing if I try to enter the parameters of WOOD, so for now I'm not able to access the settings. Then I tried to restore the BIOS to defaults setting and now the trunk seems to take more time, I'm still waiting for 30 minutes ago.

I run the diagnostic test and no error is returned. After a simple reboot that I noticed that the boot process has started taking a long time (> 5 minutes), but in the end, Windows starts correctly and evertything worked well. Note: Some G5 models come with RGB LEDs under the keyboard but, to the best of my knowledge, there is no means to set the display colours without the Windows-based application.I have a Dell with only 10 of Windows installed. If this doesn't work, then you will likely see a message similar to:Ĭan't modify brightness: Permission denied If this works, then adjust the brightness to any integer value between 0 and the maximum step supported by your keyboard. Sudo brightnessctl -device='tpacpi::kbd_backlight' set 1

Now you can try to change the brightness:.

If everything is good, you will see something similar to this:ĭevice 'tpacpi::kbd_backlight' of class 'leds':

Check whether the keyboard brightness settings are accessible:īrightnessctl -device='tpacpi::kbd_backlight' info.

Install brightnessctl (if it is not already installed):.

Open Terminal (if it's not already open).

If you do not see this option, then you may be able to set it via the Terminal, so long as the keyboard makes the backlight settings available. Generally you can set the keyboard brightness in the Power Settings: