#Suspend does not tur my screen off.

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coarse mauve
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I am using a laptop connected to an external moniter. The external moniter is primary. When I suspend, i want the display to be off till I give some other input
Currently, after suspend, it just goes to the login screen
I did try closing my laptop moniter, didn't help

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xrandr --output DP-1-0 --primary --auto --output eDP --off

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this is the command i use to set the external minter as primary and turn off the display of the laptop

craggy spoke
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go to power management

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if u dont want lock screen to appear upon resuming from suspend, there should a thing to disable that

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it may be in screensaver settings

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you can also use win+p instead of CLI command

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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ok close those windows

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press win-p so only external is functioning , then tell me when there

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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press win p slowly several times

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til just external

coarse mauve
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done

craggy spoke
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so just external now

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and it's with HDMI cable?

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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oh dp

coarse mauve
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the moniter also serves as docking port for my keyboard and mouse

craggy spoke
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that complicates things severely

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anyway, choose 'suspend' from the logout options

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and tell me what happens 10 seconds later

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after not touching mouse or keybd

coarse mauve
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so it's a suspend problem

craggy spoke
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can u put the mouse and keyboard to the computer's own usb ports?

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then re-test this

coarse mauve
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i removed both, didn't attach them to my laptop

craggy spoke
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ok. check in monitor's own menu

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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if it has CEC (consumer electronics control) turn that of

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hardware menu

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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no

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hardware menu OF THE MONITOR

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every tv and monitor has one

coarse mauve
craggy spoke
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look on ur monitor . every single square millimeter of it, for a menu button

craggy spoke
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ofc

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how do you not know this?

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unless monitor is so crap that it only has power button and absolutely nothing else.

coarse mauve
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found it

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no such option

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i found something called DDC/CI, which was on

craggy spoke
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display data channel.

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that tells the computer what the screen is capable of

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idk what CI is

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CEC /power management is something else

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but try anyway

coarse mauve