Macbook pro. after installed Sonoma 14, Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible.

Daminda Dias Said:

"Macbook pro. after installed Sonoma 14, Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible: See the screen capture below. touching touch bar showing like this.: non of the settings are off."

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Thank you for the screenshot.

Changing the Keyboard Brightness in macOS 14 Sonoma:

1. Go to: System Settings
2. Click: Control Center (far left)
3. Click: Keyboard Brightness
4. Toggle On: Show in Control Center

Screenshot:

Daminda Dias Said:

"Macbook pro. after installed Sonoma 14, Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible. after installed Sonoma 14 with my Macbook pro. , Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible."

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Changing the Keyboard Brightness in macOS 14 Sonoma:

Add the Keyboard Brightness module to the menu bar or Control Center. It then becomes accessible.

1. Go here: Turn your Mac Keyboard’s Backlighting On or Off - Apple Support
2. Read: Tip
3. As it Reads: "To adjust the brightness, click the Keyboard Brightness icon in the menu bar or in Control Center."

Daminda Dias Said:

"Macbook pro. after installed Sonoma 14, Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible: Touch bar as usual 2 keys are visible. here issue is those are not functioning.: The above settings are already ON."

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Thank you for the screenshot.

Dimming and Brightening the Keyboard Keys:

Tap the "<" button(the first button in from the far-left group of items on the Touch Bar), to expand the Touch Bar out towards the left and make them visible and accessible. For me, they are just above these three keys: 567

Daminda Dias Said:

"Macbook pro. after installed Sonoma 14, Keyboard backlight control feature is not visible: There is no visibility issue with the keys. In my case, in the touch bar keys are visible. but those stopped functioning after the Sonoma 14 install. […]may be need to for another patch update.. :-(“

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Troubleshooting Mac Camera::

A. Single-Out this User:

For temporary use, create a new Administrator. See what happens when you log in to it. Do you still get this issue? If not, then is it a misconfiguration in the current user. If so, then you'd likely have to resinstall the macOS.

No success?

B. Reinstall the macOS:

Nothing would be lost. It's just that misplaced items would be placed back to where they should be and corrupt system files would be replaced by clean files. Go Here: Reinstall macOS - Apple Support. Use the third bulleted method: [command + r].  Important: Prior to installing an update or performing a reinstallation, to prevent data loss, be sure to Back up your Mac with Time Machine.