Windows 10: Is there any way other than the Windows Mobility Center to adjust keyboard backlight?

So basically right now I'm running Windows 10 Pro on my Google Pixelbook. There's a driver to install that turns on the keyboard backlight to maximum brightness, but there is no way to control it. Nothing shows up in Windows Mobility Center because the driver didn't write that in. Is there a way to control that kind of thing in Command Prompt or something? I know this is a bit of an edge case, was just wondering.

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My Keyboard Backlighting stopped working and it's not in Mobility Center

Hello, I need assistance as my Keyboard Backlighting just stopped working.

I've searched the internet but the backlighting option is not in the Windows Mobility Center as it says it should be.

I tried to put this question into the correct category of questions, but I don't see one that specifically applies to this problem.

Please help!

 

How to adjust my Keyboard Backlight Fade Times

I can use the F10 keys to turn on/off my keyboard backlight, but I do not know how to adjust the fade time. I have been able to do this with older computers via the "mobility center", but that is not compatible with this newer computer. I have a Dell G3
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Keyboard Backlight Has Stopped Working.

Hi Gideon,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

In order to get clarity on this issue and assist you with appropriate troubleshooting steps, please reply with the answers to the questions below.

1. What is the complete model number of your Acer Aspire F14?
2. Are you aware of any changes made to this computer prior to the issue?
3. What is the operating system that you have installed on your computer? (To check the Version and Edition of your Windows, you can refer
   Which Windows operating system am I running?).
   

Meanwhile, try the below methods and check if this helps.

Before trying the below methods, try a keyboard combination by pressing the
FN and the F9 keys at once and check if the keyboard backlight turns on.

Method 1:
Turning On Keyboard Backlight From Windows Mobility Center.

1. Click on the Start Menu > Search for Windows Mobility Center > Hit
   Enter.
2. Locate Keyboard backlight in Windows Mobility Center > Select
   On under Keyboard lighting > Click on OK.
3. Restart the computer once after making the changes and check for the keyboard backlight.

Method 2:
Keyboard Troubleshooter.

Go to Settings > Update and Security >
Troubleshoot > Run the Keyboard Troubleshooter and check for the issue.

If the issue persists after trying the above troubleshooting methods, then please reply with the answers listed above, so that we can understand the concern and help you with the appropriate troubleshooting methods.

Give it a shot and let us know of any changes.

Hope it helps.