I have a fresh install of windows 11, though this was an issue with win10 too. I also have an OLED monitor.
I have to always turn the monitor off entirely when not using it unless I shut down the computer- otherwise, windows will leave the screen on, even when locked (and even if I initially sleep it completely. Maybe my cats bump the mouse in the evening and it wakes up forever)
With an OLED this contributes to pretty bad burn in. I tried telling it to turn the screen off after one minute, with no effect….
Any tips? I once setup some scripts to force sleep, but that really doesn’t seem the right solution here.
I do have windows hello enabled, but even disabling that doesn’t seem to help. It happens both on a lock screen and when I leave it alone on the desktop.
Thanks for any tips
I bought the wallpapers, but while I’d like to store them all for later I really don’t want to manually click and download 27+*3 wallpapers (per device)
Anyone know of a good quick way to grab them all at once?
I got myself a tungsten nozzle, thinking it would last forever…
Today I tried to clean it with a needle (learning after about many suggestions not to do so) and the needle snapped inside the nozzle, quickly fusing to the clog…
I’ve tried blasting it with a kitchen torch, without success at loosening this thing. Any tips?
Thanks!
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