Windows 10 1809 screen turns off after 5 minutes regardless of power settings
- Windows 10 1809
- Desktop computer
Settings > Power & sleep > Screen > When plugged in, turn off after > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Turn off the display > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Change advanced power setting > Display > Turn off display after > 15 minutes
Despite all these settings set to turn off the screen after 15 minutes my screen turns off after 5 minutes.
Where else is there to change screen time out settings to have the screen turn off after user desired interval?
windows windows-10 display
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
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- Windows 10 1809
- Desktop computer
Settings > Power & sleep > Screen > When plugged in, turn off after > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Turn off the display > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Change advanced power setting > Display > Turn off display after > 15 minutes
Despite all these settings set to turn off the screen after 15 minutes my screen turns off after 5 minutes.
Where else is there to change screen time out settings to have the screen turn off after user desired interval?
windows windows-10 display
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39
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- Windows 10 1809
- Desktop computer
Settings > Power & sleep > Screen > When plugged in, turn off after > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Turn off the display > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Change advanced power setting > Display > Turn off display after > 15 minutes
Despite all these settings set to turn off the screen after 15 minutes my screen turns off after 5 minutes.
Where else is there to change screen time out settings to have the screen turn off after user desired interval?
windows windows-10 display
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
- Windows 10 1809
- Desktop computer
Settings > Power & sleep > Screen > When plugged in, turn off after > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Turn off the display > 15 minutes
Control Panel > Power options > Edit Plan Settings > Change advanced power setting > Display > Turn off display after > 15 minutes
Despite all these settings set to turn off the screen after 15 minutes my screen turns off after 5 minutes.
Where else is there to change screen time out settings to have the screen turn off after user desired interval?
windows windows-10 display
windows windows-10 display
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
asked Jan 27 at 4:48
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
2473515
Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39
add a comment |
Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39
Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39
add a comment |
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My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
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My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
add a comment |
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
add a comment |
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
2473515
answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
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answered Jan 28 at 4:39
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answered Jan 28 at 4:39
Dean KugaDean Kuga
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Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
add a comment |
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
Oh, yup. That's caught many of us. You should be able to mark this as the correct answer.
– music2myear
Jan 28 at 16:38
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
The led on this Acer monitor is on the bottom for some reason, so I didn't notice the monitor is on... Have to wait another 11 hours to mark as answer.
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 16:59
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Have you checked the BIOS power settings?
– music2myear
Jan 27 at 6:08
I don't think there is a setting in BIOS to turn off the screen but I'll check next time I reboot and report back...
– Dean Kuga
Jan 27 at 18:30
My screen saver was set to none and Wait was set to 5 minutes so it was actually screen saver that was kicking in. The same effect would be if the screen saver was set to "Blank".
– Dean Kuga
Jan 28 at 4:39