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gdon2050

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Apr 6, 2011
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After I update to 10.6.7, my backlight keyboard from my MBP, make problems.

So, I enter on System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard and then I deactivate "Illuminate keyboard in low light conditions". After this I use the manual commands from F8, F9, F10. When I use manual, the "Illuminate keyboard in low light conditions" active again.

Conclusion: even when I use manual commands for keyboard illumination, that option activate only. Any key I press when that option is not active, it`s activating only.

So I think that a bug...
 
If you deactivate the functionality and then try to turn the functionality back on with the keyboard commands, how is that a bug?
 
its a bug. Turning on the lights manually should NOT activate that function.

My lights turn off and require me to push F6/F7 evcerytime the screen sleeps...a bug.
 
It doesn't look like a bug; it looks like it's been deliberately made that way. Note that turning the light off manually results in the option turning itself back off again; it looks like a deliberate choice.

Having said that, I don't think it's a *good* choice, but I don't think it's technically a bug.
 
It doesn't look like a bug; it looks like it's been deliberately made that way. Note that turning the light off manually results in the option turning itself back off again; it looks like a deliberate choice.

Having said that, I don't think it's a *good* choice, but I don't think it's technically a bug.

call it what you want, its a problem. My previous MBPro did not have this problem.
 
After I update to 10.6.7, my backlight keyboard from my MBP, make problems.

So, I enter on System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard and then I deactivate "Illuminate keyboard in low light conditions". After this I use the manual commands from F8, F9, F10. When I use manual, the "Illuminate keyboard in low light conditions" active again.

Conclusion: even when I use manual commands for keyboard illumination, that option activate only. Any key I press when that option is not active, it`s activating only.

So I think that a bug...


google "labtick" and download it,it removes apples automatic override sensor,and allows you to keep backlight on or adjust it,in any light condition,try preferences check,and repair too,the backlight is weird on macbooks,the way it works is well dodgy the options etc.
 
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