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If your laptop has a built-in RGB keyboard, it's almost always controlled by proprietary software from the manufacturer. For example: - MSI: Dragon Center or MSI Center with the Mystic Light module. - ASUS: Armoury Crate. - Alienware (Dell): Alienware Command Center. - HP Omen: Omen Gaming Hub. - Lenovo Legion: Legion Edge (for newer models) or Vantage software.

First, check if you have any of these apps installed (look in your Start Menu). If not, go to your laptop manufacturer's support website, enter your exact model number, and look for "Keyboard Utility," "Lighting Control," or "Gaming Center" software. Download and install it. Once open, there should be a section for lighting or keyboard where you can change colors, effects (like breathing, wave), and brightness. Some laptops also have a hardware shortcut key (like Fn + a key with a lighting icon) to cycle through basic modes.