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[LogicKills]

//Turns monitor off for ~10 seconds then turns back on.

//LogicKills -> Codecall

#include <windows.h>

#include <ctime>


int main()

{

 

  int seconds = 10;

  clock_t delay = seconds *CLOCKS_PER_SEC;

  clock_t start = clock();

  while(clock() - start < delay){

  SendMessage(HWND_BROADCAST, WM_SYSCOMMAND, SC_MONITORPOWER, (LPARAM) 2);}

  SendMessage(HWND_BROADCAST, WM_SYSCOMMAND, SC_MONITORPOWER, (LPARAM) 2);

    return 0;

}

[marwex89]

Über cool :P I sure will use this one

[morefood2001]

I might actually have a use for this! thanks :D

[marwex89]

Uh-oh, your code seems to only work for win95.. (Or was it 98?) Reference: MSDN..
It didn't work with my computer :(

[LogicKills]

marwex89 said:

Uh-oh, your code seems to only work for win95.. (Or was it 98?) Reference: MSDN..
It didn't work with my computer :(

Um..
It works on XP.. Vista.. Me..
So.. I think you did something wrong lol

[marwex89]

No way :)
I use XP pro, SP3.. Perhaps it's my power settings? My monitor? Anyway.. I could test it on some other computer, though.

[Egz0N]

i like it dude .. thnx a lot :D

[LogicKills]

Just for kicks what kind of monitor do you have?

[marwex89]

I have a 22'' ASUS widescreen... Dunno the exact name, should I look it up, you think?

[Jrb]

Works perfectly for me, thanks. Gives me a few ideas :P

[duongvannam]

can you tell me why parameter clock_t don't declare?