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Hi.<br />
Usually it is done with the Fn (blue printed) key and the corresponding key; with a kind of sun as a logo.<br />
What type of a Toshiba do you have ? It is maybe different.<br />

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Hi.
Usually it is done with the Fn (blue printed) key and the corresponding key; with a kind of sun as a logo.
What type of a Toshiba do you have ? It is maybe different.


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Hi l1beratore, <br />
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it works correctly now !! superb !!<br />
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But then, if you don't mind to answer, when you said hotkeys work with video card, is there a way that we can configure hotkeys so that we can use them ? because right now, all of them are not working:P<br />
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I am using a laptop, Toshiba Satellite M45.<br />
VGA is Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03) <br />
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Cheers,
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Hi l1beratore,

it works correctly now !! superb !!

But then, if you don't mind to answer, when you said hotkeys work with video card, is there a way that we can configure hotkeys so that we can use them ? because right now, all of them are not working:P

I am using a laptop, Toshiba Satellite M45.
VGA is Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)

Cheers,

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Hi, <br />
<br />
I want to set up my toshiba hotkeys for setting up the brightness of the screen. my current operating system is Linux Ubuntu Hardy. Can you help me with the answer ?<br />
<br />
Thanks, <br />
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Hi, 

I want to set up my toshiba hotkeys for setting up the brightness of the screen. my current operating system is Linux Ubuntu Hardy. Can you help me with the answer ?

Thanks, 

 

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