tutaindie.blogg.se - Windows 10 display not turning off

Windows Key->Settings->type "Sign" in the search bar, click "Sign-in options"->Change "Require sign-in" from "When PC wakes up from sleep" to "Never" If I want my computer locked, I'll lock it or put it to sleep. Uncheck "On resume, display logon screen". Windows Key->Settings->type "lock screen" in search bar, click "Screen saver settings".

The computer is NOT in tablet mode, however Windows seems to use tablet behavior when the monitor is turned off.

It is NOT a screen saver lock - the screen saver is set NOT to lock, and does not do so.

The computer does NOT enter sleep mode, however it is configured to.

Something in the registry maybe?Įdit: This is a laptop computer with a touchscreen. Is there a way to disable this behavior? I've not been able to find any way to change it using standard settings.

I'm sure this was implemented for Win10 mobile devices, but it's a big PITA for a laptop or desktop computer.

However the latest Windows 10 update has changed this behavior and now locks the OS whenever the monitor turns off. Previously I could just move the mouse/trackpad/anykey and the monitor would turn on and I could resume working. Because why bother even powering the monitor when it's just blank anyway. I use the blank screensaver for a couple minutes, and then just have the monitor turn off a couple minutes after that. The recent large Windows 10 update (~ May 2017) has changed the behavior of my laptop's power management and security.