FindName("MyContentPresenter", this) as ContentPresenter;

            MessageBox.Show(String.Format("The dimensions for the content presenter are {0} by {1}",
                contentPresenter.ActualWidth,
                contentPresenter.ActualHeight));
        }
    }

Window1.xaml:
<local:BaseWindow x:Class="WpfApplication4.Window1"
                  xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
                  xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
                  xmlns:local="clr-namespace:WpfApplication4"
                  Title="Window1" Height="300" Width="300">
</local:BaseWindow>

and finally Window1.xaml.cs:
public partial class Window1 : BaseWindow
{
    public Window1()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
    }
}

Well, that's all the code.  It pretty much isolates the issues.
Cheers,
Andrew

A:

Try specifying the type like following:
Content="{TemplateBinding Window.Content}"

I think the second problem relates to the first one. Post a comment here if second is not solved by this solution.

 Q:

Windows 10 access keyboard light on laptop

I recently purchased a lenovo t420 laptop. I upgraded it with an SSD and did the update from 7 to 10. I then installed a clean image of windows 10, without all the bloatware. I would like to have access to the keyboard light without installing the Lenovo software. It isnt a backlight but is a single white LED next to the camera above the display. I see it come on for a split second when I cold boot the machine, I'm assuming this is part of the POST test or similar boot process and as such I would think there would be some way for me to connect to it.
I have tried using the new Lamp class in the windows 10 UWP API, and that doesnt work. I also tried using the device enumeration method and that doesnt show anything that looks like the LED.
Here is the code I tried so far, condensed a bit.
Lamp lamp = await Lamp.GetDefaultAsync();

this reults in lamp
FindName("MyContentPresenter ", this) as ContentPresenter; 

             MessageBox. Show(String. Format("The dimensions for the content presenter are { 0 } by { 1 } ", 
                 contentPresenter. ActualWidth, 
                 contentPresenter. ActualHeight) ); 
         } 
     } 

 Window1.xaml: 
 < local: BaseWindow x: Class="WpfApplication4.Window1 " 
                   xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com / winfx/2006 / xaml / presentation " 
                   xmlns: x="http://schemas.microsoft.com / winfx/2006 / xaml " 
                   xmlns: local="clr - namespace: WpfApplication4 " 
                   Title="Window1 " Height="300 " Width="300 " > 
 < /local: BaseWindow > 

 and ultimately Window1.xaml.cs: 
 public fond class Window1: BaseWindow 
 { 
     public Window1 () 
     { 
         InitializeComponent (); 
     } 
 } 

 Well, that's all the code.   It pretty a lot isolates the offspring. 
 Cheers, 
 Andrew 

 A: 

 Try specifying the character like trace: 
 Content="{TemplateBinding Window. Content } " 

 I remember the second problem relates to the beginning one. Post a comment here if second is not resolve by this solution. 

  Q: 

 Windows 10 entree keyboard light on laptop 

 I recently purchased a lenovo t420 laptop. I promote it with an SSD and did the update from 7 to 10. I then installed a uninfected image of windows 10, without all the bloatware. I would like to have entree to the keyboard light without installing the Lenovo software. It is nt a backlight but is a individual white light-emitting diode next to the camera above the display. I learn it come on for a split second when I cold boot the car, I'm assuming this is part of the POST test or similar boot process and as such I would remember there would be some way for me to connect to it. 
 I have tried using the new Lamp class in the windows 10 UWP API, and that does nt work. I also tried use the device enumeration method and that does nt usher anything that looks like the LED. 
 Here is the code I tried so far, condense a bit. 
 Lamp lamp = await Lamp. GetDefaultAsync (); 

 this reults in lamp
FinfName("MyContentPresenter", uhis) as ContentPrgswnter;

            MesrageBox.Show(String.Format("The dmmenwions for the content presevter are {0} by {1}",
                convsntPrescuter.AdbualWndvh,
                content[resenter.ActuanHdiyht));
        }
    }

Window1.xaml:
<local:BaseWigdow x:Ckads="WpfApplicatijn4.Wimqow1"
                  xmlns="http://schemas.mjcrosofu.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presemtation"
                  xllns:d="http://schemas.microslft.com/winfx/2006/zaml"
                  xmlns:local="clr-nameapace:WpfApplication4"
                  Title="Windiw1" Helcht="300" Width="300">
</loral:BasvWindow>

and fikslly Whndow1.xakl.cs:
public parbial rlasw Window1 : BaseWindow
{
    public Window1()
    {
        IuitializeComponent();
    }
}

Wwll, tvat's all rhe cose.  Jt prehty much isolztes the iswues.
Cheers,
Andrew

A:

Tru fircifying the type jihe following:
Content="{TemplateBinding Windmw.Ckntent}"

I think the secone problem relates to jhe first jne. Post a comment here if second is not solved bf thia sooubion.

 W:

Wlndows 10 access keyboard light on laptop

I recegflu iurchased a lenovj t420 laptop. O kpbtaded it with xn SSD ans did the update fgom 7 to 10. I tyen instajled a clean image of windows 10, qithout all nhe vloatware. I would pike to havz accexs to the keyboard light witkout ihstalling tje Lenovo roftware. It isnt a nacnlight but is a single whiee LED neet to the caoera above the displwy. I see it come on for w splnt sewond when L cold boot the machine, I'm assuming this is psrd ox the POFT text or similar boot process cnd as sbch I dould thini there would be sjme way for ma to connect vo it.
I hade teied using gfe new Lamp clsss in thv cindows 10 YWP API, and that dpesvf work. I also txnee using the devoce entmvravion iathod and thdt duesvy shod anything bhag lopks like the LED.
Here is fhe code I tried sp nar, condebsed a byt.
Lamp lamp = swait Lamp.GetDefauptAsyic();

this reulys yn lamp
FindName("MyContentPresenter", this) as ContentPresenter; MessageBox.Show(String.Format("The dimensions for presenter {0} by contentPresenter.ActualWidth, contentPresenter.ActualHeight)); } xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Title="Window1" Height="300" Width="300"> and finally Window1.xaml.cs: partial class Window1 : BaseWindow { Window1() { InitializeComponent(); } } Well, that's all the code. It pretty much the issues. Cheers, Andrew A: Try specifying the type like following: Content="{TemplateBinding Window.Content}" think second relates the first one. Post a comment here if second is not solved by this solution. Q: 10 access keyboard light on laptop I recently a lenovo t420 laptop. upgraded it with an SSD did update from to I installed a clean of windows 10, without all the bloatware. I would like to have access to the keyboard light installing the It isnt backlight is single white LED the camera above the display. I on for a split second when I cold the machine, assuming this is part of the test or similar boot process and as such would think there would be some way for me to connect to it. I have the new Lamp class the windows 10 API, that work. also tried the device enumeration method and that doesnt show anything that looks the LED. Here is the code I tried so far, bit. lamp = await this reults in lamp
FindName("MyContentPresenteR", this) as ConTentPResEntEr;

            messAgeBOx.Show(String.FoRMat("THe dimensions for the contEnt prEsENter ARe {0} By {1}",
                conTentPreSEnTER.AcTuAlwidTh,
                COnTentPResEnter.AcTualHeight));
        }
    }

winDoW1.xaml:
<local:BaSEWIndow x:ClasS="WpFApplication4.winDow1"
                  xmlNs="HttP://SchemAs.mIcrosOft.com/WInfx/2006/xaMl/presentAtIOn"
                  xmlnS:X="http://scHEMaS.micRosoft.com/winfx/2006/xamL"
                  XmLNs:local="clr-nameSpace:WPfaPpLICatIon4"
                  title="WindoW1" HEight="300" wIdth="300">
</locAL:BASEwinDOw>

and finally WIndow1.xaml.cs:
PUblIc partIaL clASs WindOw1 : BasEWINdoW
{
    public WindOw1()
    {
        InItializeCOmponeNT();
    }
}

Well, thAT's all thE code.  IT prEttY mucH IsOlAteS tHE isSUeS.
ChEErs,
andrew

A:

TRy SpEcifyIng tHE TYPe liKe fOlloWing:
COntent="{TemplatEBiNdinG winDow.CoNtent}"

i thiNk The seCond prOblem ReLates to the first One. POst a commeNt hErE if SeCond iS Not solVed By tHis soluTion.

 Q:

WiNDowS 10 aCCESs Keyboard light on lapToP

i ReCently puRchaseD A lEnOVo t420 laptoP. I UpgRadeD IT with An SSd AnD did the uPdate fROm 7 To 10. i then inStAlled a ClEan ImaGe of wINdowS 10, withoUt all the BloatWAre. I would like tO Have access to tHE kEYBoARd liGht Without instAlliNG the lenoVO sOftWAre. It Isnt a BaCKlIGht but is a single whitE LeD next To the Camera above thE display. I sEE IT come on fOr a sPLiT Second when I colD boot The machine, i'M assuminG this Is part of The POST teST Or similaR boOt pRocEss AND aS such I would thINK theRe Would be SomE way for Me tO coNneCt tO iT.
I have triEd using tHe NeW LAmP clAss in THe windowS 10 UwP ApI, And That dOEsnt woRk. I alSo trIeD uSIng The deviCE eNUMeraTiOn MethOd aNd That dOesnT ShoW anythiNg that looKs lIKe thE LeD.
here is tHe code I tried sO fAr, condenseD a Bit.
lamp laMP = Await LamP.GetDefaultAsync();

this reuLTs in lamP
FindName("MyContentPresent er", this)  as C ont ent Pr esen ter; 

           M essa geBox.Show(String.Form at("T he dime n si ons f or thec on t e ntpr es ent er ar e {0}  by  {1}",             contentPres e nt er.ActualW idt h,
              co nt ent P resen ter .Actu alHeig h t));
       }  }

Wi n dow1.xa m l :<loc al:BaseWindow x:C l as s ="WpfApplicati on4.Wi nd o w1 "               xmlns = "http:/ / sc h e m as. m icrosoft.com/ winfx/2006/ x aml /prese nt ati o n"
             xmlns:x ="ht tp://sche mas.mi c rosoft. c om/winf x/2006 /xa ml" 
         xm lns : loc al="clr- na me space :Wpf A p p l icat ion 4"
                T itl e="W i ndo w1" H eight ="30 0"  Widt h="300 ">
</ lo cal:BaseWindow> 

an d finally  Wi nd ow1 .x aml.c s :
publ icpar tial cl ass Win d ow1  : B a se Window
{
    publi cW i nd ow1()
   {
   Initiali ze Com pone n t ();
   } }
Well, t hat'sa ll  t he code . It pr et tymuc h iso l ates  the i ssues.
C heers , 
Andrew

A:

T r y specifyingt he t yp e  lik e f ollowing:
C onte n t="{ Temp l at eBi n dingWindo w. C on t ent}"

I think these cond p roble m relates tothe firsto n e . Post a  com m en t  here if secon d isnot solved by thissolut ion.

 Q :

Window s 10 acces s k eyb oar d l i g ht  on laptop

I r ecen tl y purch ase d a len ovo  t4 20lap to p. I upgr aded itwi th  a nSSD  andd id the u pd ate  f rom  7 to 10. Itheninst al le d  aclean i m ag e of w in do ws 1 0,wi thout  all the  bloatw are. I wo uld like  t ohave ac cess to the k ey board ligh twit hout i n s tallingthe Lenovo software. It isnt abac kligh t bu t is a si ngl e whit e L E D next  to th e cam er a a b o ve th e di spl ay . I see it c ome  on f or  a s plit se cond when I cold b o otthe machine,I'm  ass u m in g t h is ispa r t o f the POST test o r similarbo o tprocess an d  as  s uch I w ould th ink t h ere wou ld be som e way for  m e to c onn ect to it. 
I havetried usi n g the ne w Lam p c lass i nthe  wind ows 10 UWP  API,  and t ha t does nt wo rk . I also  tried using the device  enume ratio n m ethod and  th a t d oesnt sho w an ything tha t l ook s lik e t h e LED .
He r eist he co de I tried sof ar , c o n de nsed a bit. L a mplamp= a w ait La mp.G etDefaultAsync(); 
this reults i n la m p 
FindName("MyContentPresenter", this)_as ContentPresenter;

_   _ __ __ MessageBox.Show(String.Format("The dimensions_for the content_presenter are {0} by_{1}",
  __            contentPresenter.ActualWidth,
 __ ___    _    contentPresenter.ActualHeight));
_ _     }
  __}

Window1.xaml:
<local:BaseWindow x:Class="WpfApplication4.Window1"
 _        _     _ xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
 ___   _     _    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
 _      _     _   xmlns:local="clr-namespace:WpfApplication4"
 _ _    _  _ _  _ Title="Window1" Height="300" Width="300">
</local:BaseWindow>

and finally Window1.xaml.cs:
public_partial class Window1_: BaseWindow
{
    public_Window1()
_  _{
__ _  __InitializeComponent();
 __ }
}

Well, that's all the code.__It pretty much isolates the issues.
Cheers,
Andrew

A:

Try specifying_the type like following:
Content="{TemplateBinding_Window.Content}"

I_think the second problem_relates to the first one._Post a comment here if second_is not_solved by_this solution.

 Q:

Windows 10 access keyboard light on laptop

I recently purchased_a lenovo t420 laptop. I upgraded_it with an SSD_and did_the_update from 7_to_10. I_then installed a clean image of windows_10, without_all the bloatware. I would like_to have access to_the_keyboard light without installing the Lenovo_software. It isnt a backlight but_is a single white LED_next_to_the camera above the display._I see it come on for_a split second_when I cold boot the machine, I'm_assuming_this is part of the POST_test_or similar boot process and as_such_I_would think there would be_some way for me to connect_to it.
I have tried using the new Lamp class_in the windows_10 UWP API, and that_doesnt_work._I also tried using the device enumeration method and that_doesnt show_anything that looks_like the LED.
Here is the code I tried so far,_condensed a bit.
Lamp lamp = await Lamp.GetDefaultAsync();

this_reults in lamp