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multiple options
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The built-in Windows screensaver?
You'll have to change the power management in Windows to prevent the screen shutoff for any scenario.
Of course, I had only set this via the energy saving option and not via the screen saver.
Now I'm wondering (every option in the screen saver is the s...]]></description>
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<div class="BackGrey"><div class="Text"><div><b>Quote:</b></div>The built-in Windows screensaver?<br/>
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You'll have to change the power management in Windows to prevent the screen shutoff for any scenario.</div></div><br/>
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Of course, I had only set this via the energy saving option and not via the screen saver.<br/>
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Now I'm wondering (every option in the screen saver is the same,<br/>
where it also dims the monitors during operation, i.e., reduces the screen brightness)<br/>
Because there is no mention of this in the “advanced settings” either?
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You'll have to change the power management in Windows to prevent the screen shutoff for any scenario.]]></description>
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The built-in Windows screensaver?<br/>
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You'll have to change the power management in Windows to prevent the screen shutoff for any scenario.
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<title>RE: Feature Request: Option to Dim Monitors Instead of Turning Them Off</title>
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I honestly can't figure out where to set that.
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<description><![CDATA[We have a Monitor Fading option that should do that for you. You can find it in the DisplayFusion Settings  Monitor Fading tab.]]></description>
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We have a Monitor Fading option that should do that for you. You can find it in the DisplayFusion Settings > Monitor Fading tab.
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I have a suggestion that could improve both efficiency and performance in DisplayFusion:
Currently, when using the screen timeout or monitor power-off feature, Windows fully powers off the monitors. The problem is that every time they wake up, the monitors and Windows need to reini...]]></description>
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Hi everyone,<br/>
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I have a suggestion that could improve both efficiency and performance in DisplayFusion:<br/>
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Currently, when using the screen timeout or monitor power-off feature, Windows fully powers off the monitors. The problem is that every time they wake up, the monitors and Windows need to reinitialize the display connection, which can cause delays, flickering, or even temporary window rearrangements.<br/>
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It would be extremely helpful if DisplayFusion offered an option to simply dim or black out the monitors instead of completely powering them off.<br/>
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This would have several benefits:<br/>
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No full reinitialization when waking the screens<br/>
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Faster wake-up time<br/>
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Less stress on the graphics driver and display hardware<br/>
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Improved workflow efficiency, especially on multi-monitor setups<br/>
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Essentially, the monitors would remain active, just with a dimmed or black overlay, avoiding the full on/off cycle entirely.<br/>
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Would this be possible to implement as an alternative to the current timeout behavior?<br/>
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Thanks for considering this feature!
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