Led keyboard & GP60 Leopard posssible??

hi guys
i bought GP60 2PE Leopard model laptop and i want to change my keyboard with led one. Is this possible?

Sadly the GP60 Leopard doesn't support back light keyboard. In order to have a working back light keyboard, it must have a EC firmware which supports the back light keyboard. Since GP 60 Leopard doesn't support the back light keyboard, you won't find the supported EC nor the back light keyboard.

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HalosGhost wrote:
Inxsible wrote:please use code tags when pasting code snippets.
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