How to drive 50 LED from a 3.3V MCU

The first choice to make is whether you want to switch the input to the 12 V power supply, or switch the 12 V to the pump. If the pump spends a lot of time off, then powering down everything is probably a good idea. The 12 V supply will take some idle current, which is a waste if the 12 V isn't used for long periods of time. On the other hand, if the pump is on a lot and is turned on and off a lot, it will be easier to switch the 12 V to the pump. You could then even run the microcontroller off of the 12V, perhaps even with a linear regulator if you can keep its current down.

To switch the line power into the power supply, a plain old relay would be the simplest choice. There are plenty of relays that can be controlled from 5V that are intended to switch line power. Your supply will take well under 1 A, so there will be a wide choice of relays.

To switch the 12 V power to the pump, I'd probably use a transistor as a low side switch. Since the 12 V is already isolated from the line, you can tie the - side of the 12 V supply to the processor ground and use a direct connection. Lots of stuff can switch 1 A at 12 V. Here is a simple circuit:

1. The idea is generally speaking possible.

2. You must know where exactly the scroll lock led is connected. There are 2 possible variants - between the +5 and some output and between ground and some output.

3. You should use a transistor in common emitter schematic.

4. Learn to draw schematics. Now you are like a stone age man writing a letter using pictures. It is very hard for you and very hard for others. Learn the alphabet of the electronics - schematics.