Turn off select display/ monitor

[kenps3]

Hi all

My computer has 4 Display

I want to turn off select displays by Push2run
example: 1,3 ,4

How can i do that

Thanks

[RobLatour]

I have not used in myself, but it looks like you should be able to do it with the help of this utility:

https://www.nirsoft.net/articles/turn_o ... _line.html

If you try it out, I would appreciate you posting back here with your results.

[kenps3]

Dear friend,

I use this app https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html
That's so great I can turn off display

Thanks

[Kemicaloid]

Dear friend,

I use this app https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html
That's so great I can turn off display

Thanks

How did you make it work? Would you mind sharing the card?
I can't figure out how to setup the command!

[RobLatour]

First, I downloaded the program from: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html
the download link is near the bottom of the page.

I then created a folder called:
C:\Program Files\multimonitortool-x64

I then unzipped the downloaded file and copied it to the folder I just created (above).

Here is the needed Push2Run Card that worked for me:

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Please note, my system has two monitors, so the parameter used was:
/Turnoff 1 2
if you only have one monitor you would use:
/Turnoff 1
if you have three monitors you would use:
/Turnoff 1 2 3
etc. etc.

Of note, when run on my system the monitors were powered off. I had to manually power them back on by pressing their power buttons.

Hope this helps.

[Kemicaloid]

First, I downloaded the program from: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multi_monitor_tool.html
the download link is near the bottom of the page.

I then created a folder called:
C:\Program Files\multimonitortool-x64

I then unzipped the downloaded file and copied it to the folder I just created (above).

Here is the needed Push2Run Card that worked for me:

ss1.jpg

Turn_the_monitors_off.p2r


Please note, my system has two monitors, so the parameter used was:
/Turnoff 1 2
if you only have one monitor you would use:
/Turnoff 1
if you have three monitors you would use:
/Turnoff 1 2 3
etc. etc.

Of note, when run on my system the monitors were powered off. I had to manually power them back on by pressing their power buttons.

Hope this helps.

Thanks a lot! It turns out the only mistake i did on my card was the "hidden" window, once changed it to "normal" than everything worked flawlessly!

About the note on turning the monitors OFF i can give you an advice this time!
I made a copy of the same card and changed:
/TurnOff 1 2
to
/TurnOn 1 2

and it works!

I have a problem where one of the 2 monitors i have doesn't power on but well, it's really really old so i'm not surprised.

Thanks again for your help!

[RobLatour]

Thanks for the update, glad it's working for you!