Okay, the PC has been restarted and the scripts are still working. Once again Thank you very much flybynite!

The Command that it displayed is the one I used, I do want to restart the PC to make sure it will still work, but for now, it is working. I'll up date in just a few minutes.

Figured it out, now it works. I now have the batch files made too and I've setup the batch files to run on a schedule. I believe it should be working now. Thank you VERY much for your help!

It wants me to run "Unblock-File cmdlet" to bypass the warning.

Okay, it seems to work, however, it is displaying a security warning each time I run Powershell and it stops to wait for an input.

That is the problem I'm running into right now.

I can't figure out how to use the files, they just open in notepad. I tried running it in Powershell too, but it to just opened notepad.

One computer with Windows 10 Pro, it controls all 5 monitors. 4 of the monitors are connected via HDMI over Ethernet. All the monitors will do the same thing, I just need the monitors to sleep, not...

The remote monitors will do the same thing as the base monitor will do, however, the HDMI over Ethernet box is meant for television signals and therefore will not likely pass an advanced command that...

That will be fine.

Edit: I realize now that the low power mode is what I needed and I don't think that the HDMI over Ethernet will actually pass a command like that anyway.

I have considered the timer switches, however, most of the monitors are hung on walls with the exception of one and the timers could not be hung in the outlets as the oulets are all behind the...

I have a computer system that is used for security and its output is connected to an HDMI over Ethernet box which is connected to 4 other monitors. As it is right now the PC is set to have the...