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    Aero 15x 2017 Model Keyboard Issue

    Discussion in 'Gigabyte and Aorus' started by droidfury, Aug 26, 2019.

  1. droidfury

    droidfury Notebook Consultant

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    Hey guys, I just want to ask if you are also experiencing this kind of issue. Last couple of months the RGB
    lighting on my keyboard has an issue. I usually use the static and plain white setting in the RGB Fusion.
    I have noticed that there is one particular line that doesn't light up white but rather a purple one (please see pic for reference). It is in the numpad area from PgDn button up to Del button. Since this is just a minor issue I just ignore it until in the last couple of weeks the RGB lighting randomly lighting up even if the keyboard light was turned off. Another issue was when the keyboard light is open but it turns into a different color, most of the time it is red and it does not cover the numpad area.

    I have tried updating the RGB Fusion's drivers but the issue is still there. I do hope that this is just a software
    issue and not on the hardware because there are no Gigabyte service centers in my country.
    I haven't tried to reset my PC though.
     

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  2. CocoLoco

    CocoLoco Notebook Guru

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    LEDs are apparently bad to stop working. Logitech is sending me a new keyboard right now because a half dozen blue ones died (after six months.)
     
    CocoLoco, Sep 18, 2019
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