If you have a Backlit Keyboard (as shown in image below) then this trick is for you. You can make your keyboard lights go dancing using this trick. Lights will Switch Off and On and create disco light effect. Basicly we have to create a Visual Basic Script (.VBS Script) which will give commands to Keyboard lights to Switch On & Off in a dedicated time.
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Tutorial:
- Open Notepad and Copy the code below into it.
Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
NOTE: You can change the value '100' to change the speed of lights going on and off.
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
loop
For example: Changing to 50 will decrease the time. - Now click on File > Save As.
- Save the file as 'Disco.vbs' [Name can be anything but .vbs is must]
- Open the recently saved file and Double click to open it & See your Keyboard lights go dancing.
How to stop this Script:
- To stop this disco lights effect you have to stop this VBScipt manually. You can do this by using Task Manager. Click Here to Know how you can stop this Trick using Task Manager.
- You can also make this script to run on every boot so that you can get this effect every time you boot your pc. Just copy the Vbs file to startup folder and its done.
If you need any help then feel free to comment below.
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