“Can you change the keyboard backlight color on this laptop to something besides red.”

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• No, the keyboard backlight is red, only.

  Answered by TeamAcer 7 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Ulta 7 years ago

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• On the Acer Nitro 5 AN515-55 yes, but on the AN515-54 (my model) no it doesnt have it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7NktjA0jlQ

  Answered by Edge 4 years ago

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• No, Unfortunately, the keyboard backlight can only be set to Red on this. The only backlight option I know is turning the backlight on and off, which is Fn + F9.

  Answered by Rapid 6 years ago

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• no unfortunetly not i want to but no the blacklight is red if acer sees this make a software so you can change it

  Answered by Bart 5 years ago

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• Yes you can, you need to download from Acer official site the "NitroSense". It allows you to modify each part of your keyboard with the color you want. Cheers.

  Answered by Valkirie 5 years ago

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• noo

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  Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago

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• No you can not change the back light of the Acer Nitro 5 keyboard. The back light keeps the model color of red when on but it can be turned off with the combonation of FN + F9

  Answered by Maevx 5 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• no

  Answered by coolman 4 years ago

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