Windows 10: "Power Off" monitor on a laptop? Solved


  1. fireberd

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       New 14 May 2017 #1

    "Power Off" monitor on a laptop?


    I was asked if the "power off monitor" after a designated time option is available on a laptop like it is for a desktop. I don't have a laptop to try so I need assistance on this.

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  3. jl2509

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       New 14 May 2017 #2

    Sure is, it's exactly the same.
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  4. fireberd

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       New 14 May 2017 #3

    Thanks
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