Console Lock Display Off Timeout -

Console.WriteLine($"[Idle] Inactivity detected (idleTimes > _idleTimeoutSecondss). Turning off display."); TurnOffDisplay();

| Condition | Display off source | Overridable? | |-----------|--------------------|---------------| | Unlocked, idle | Power plan timeout | Yes | | Locked, policy disabled | Power plan timeout | No | | Locked, policy enabled | Lock display timeout (regardless of plan) | Yes (via policy) | | Locked, timeout = 0 | Immediate off | Yes | console lock display off timeout

private void IdleCheckTimer_Elapsed(object sender, ElapsedEventArgs e) Console

Because this setting is hidden by default in the Windows UI, you must first "unhide" it using either the Command Prompt or the Registry Editor. Method 1: Using Command Prompt (Recommended) _idleTimeoutSecondss). Turning off display.")