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Lenovo Legion Toolkit (LLT) is a utility created for Lenovo Legion (and similar) series laptops, that allows changing a couple of features that are only available in Lenovo Vantage or Legion Zone.

It runs no background services, uses less memory, uses virtually no CPU, and contains no telemetry. Just like Lenovo Vantage, this application is Windows only.
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Features​

The app allows to:
  • Change settings like power mode, battery charging mode, etc. that are available only through Vantage.
  • Spectrum RGB, 4-zone RGB and White backlight keyboards support.
  • Monitor dGPU activity (NVIDIA only).
  • Define Actions that will run when the laptop is i.e. connected to AC power.
  • View battery statistics.
  • Control laptop features from command line
  • Check for driver and software updates.
  • Check warranty status.
  • Disable/enable Lenovo Vantage, Legion Zone and Lenovo Hotkeys service without uninstalling them.
  • ... and more!
 
Lenovo Legion Toolkit 2.25.0
Jan 4, 2025
  • Added Hungarian localization
  • Added Play sound Action
  • Increased compatibility with UMA mode
  • Removed warranty information for Chinese models, due to increasing number of issues with resolving warranty information
  • Bug fixes and improvements
 
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The Lenovo Legion Toolkit Development seems to be active again...

Lenovo Legion Toolkit v2.33.0.0 (Stable)
New Features
  • Added VRAM Utilization monitoring to Dashboard and OSD.
  • Added configurable RAM/VRAM display modes for Dashboard and OSD.
  • Added support for IdeaPad Pro 5 Gen 9.
  • Added MakePRI tool integration with automatic PRI generation during builds.
  • Added multi-language support to the installer.
  • Added post-install links to the installer.
Enhancements
  • Improved installer and packaging system, including sparse package identity support.
  • Enhanced .NET runtime detection during installation.
  • Implemented native Authenticode signing for installer executables.
  • Consolidated certificate handling and signing workflow for builds and releases.
  • Migrated certificate loading to X509Certificate2 and improved certificate error handling.
  • Improved autorun validation logic based on version and path task-data checks.
  • Updated package and application manifest configuration.
  • Updated GitHub workflows for Node.js 24 compatibility.
Bug Fixes
  • Fixed sparse package registration issues.
  • Fixed WPF shutdown thread affinity issue.
  • Fixed multiple LampArray issues, including:
    • Compatibility issues with Spectrum.
    • Incorrect behavior during initial startup.
    • General functionality issues.
    • Aft Ambient Zone visual glitches.
    • Missing localization.
  • Fixed localization values altered by Crowdin updates.
  • Reverted the change “Dynamic Boost and GPU CTGP are affected by Max Offset” after confirming it was not a bug.
UI & Behavior Changes
  • Restored VRAM utilization support in Dashboard and OSD.
  • Adjusted VRAM total calculation logic and removed unused VRAM sensor references.
Localization
  • Added missing localization keys.
  • Applied latest Crowdin translation updates.
Build & Infrastructure
  • Added certificate generation helper script.
  • Improved certificate handling in build and release workflows.
  • Cleaned up local build artifacts that change between builds.
  • Updated .gitignore to exclude .cer files.
  • Adjusted PowerShell module handling to prevent PowerShell 7 conflicts during installer signing.
Project & Repository
  • Updated documentation.
  • Updated project version numbers.
  • Updated project credits.
  • Updated installer scripts.
  • Updated scripts and identity certificate configuration.
Good news for @Marko :)
 
The Lenovo Legion Toolkit Development seems to be active again...

Lenovo Legion Toolkit v2.33.0.0 (Stable)

Good news for @Marko :)
This is actually a fork of original project which development stopped some time ago. But it's great to see that someone took over the job of developing this great tool.