How to customize the Halo Keyboard on the Lenovo Yoga Book with Windows

The Lenovo Yoga Book features a pretty interesting keyboard, and that's because it doesn't have one. Well, it does, but it's not a physical one. The Yoga Book is rocking a "Halo Keyboard" that lights up and can transform into a dedicated inking environment for drawing on Android or Windows, and it looks like something from the future. Lenovo offer a few customization options for the Halo Keyboard on the Windows edition of the Yoga Book, here's what you can do.

Open the Halo Keyboard settings

Click the Start Button found in the bottom left of your screen.

Type "Control Panel"

Select the Control Panel option, this will open a new window

Select Appearance and Personalization in the Control Panel window

Select the Halo Keyboard option
This will open the Halo Keyboards settings window

How to enable or disable the touch-tone

To enable, check the touch tone checkbox
To disable, uncheck the touch tone checkbox

How to enable or disable typing vibrations

To enable, tick the vibrate on keypress checkbox
To disable, untick the vibrate on keypress checkbox.

How to adjust the timeout for the Halo Keyboard light

Select the Sleep drop-down menu
Select a time from the drop-down menu

How to adjust the brightness of the Halo Keyboard

Select the slider next to the "Brightness adjustment" option
- To lower the brightness, slide left on the slider
- To raise the brightness, slide right on the slider

To save or discard your changes

Select OK to save changes
Select Cancel to discard changes

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