I want to prevent the monitor from going to sleep (the windows setting, not the monitor setting). I am using c++. What call do I make?
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Wiggle the mouse every minute or so.
SetThreadExecutionState(ES_DISPLAY_REQUIRED|ES_CONTINUOUS);
A simpler way that doesn't modify global system state like the first response does:
In your window procedure, add a handler for
WM_SYSCOMMAND
. When wParam isSC_MONITORPOWER
, return 0 instead of deferring toDefWindowProc
. (When wParam is any other value, make sure you either handle the message or pass it toDefWindowProc
. Otherwise the user will have difficulty adjusting your window at runtime.)