Can’t turn monitor off while botting?

[killersk9]

When i turn monitor off and let duelit run with nox. It just nox just freezes up and duelit stops working? Works perfectly if i leave monitor on all night. Sorry, i’m really noob if im asking a pretty  irrelevant question.

 Thank you for help.

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[killersk9]

I’ve been looking around for about 30 mins, what i could find could be a temporary solution for people. Not sure if i’m allowed to place links in posts so (google search: Nookkin Multiscreen Blank v2. It’s what im using for now) it blacks out you’re screen with a bright black.

[steilz]

Hello,

You gotta make sure that your Monitor doesn’t go into some some of powersaving / standby mode. There are a couple of threads about this topic around here, you can turn your monitor off and i wouldn’t suggest to leave it on 24/7.

[killersk9]

Yep I never put my computer in powersaving / standbymode.
Current settings are,
Turn off the display: Never
Put the computer to sleep: Never

Not sure why it pauses because i’m able to run other bots on other games. I know it pauses when i have my computer off because of google chrome desktop

EDIT: I turn monitor off by just pressing the power button

[steilz]

If you’re using HDMI, there is a chance that the HDMI control is turning it off for you.

On Notebooks you can usually disable stuff like that in the BIOS.

The reason why Duelit “stops” is that the windows are not drawn anymore by your GPU (Same when you minimize the emulator) and so it can’t detect any pixels.

[Goof]

Solution is to use a DVI cable to connect instead of a HDMI. Not sure about displayport, can’t remember if that triggers the problem or not.

[killersk9]

Just came back home now. Im using DVI to connect my monitor, i read the post when i was out and forgot if i was using HDMI or DVI so i responded back late.

[Goof]

Interesting, perhaps I had it backwards… Can either try a HDMI cable or switch between a DVI-D and DVI-A if you have them.

[steilz]

You gotta check your monitor specific settings.

It works fine with DVI and HDMI actually. I’m using both.

[killersk9]

swapped in my DVI cable for a HDMI cable, just ends up black screening my computer. Im using a Benq monitor anything to do with it?

[MattyMattMatt]

This thread has taught me that if I turn off my displayport monitor first, then dvi, it will keep working…. Thank you

[Tenshi]

MattyMattMatt wrote:

This thread has taught me that if I turn off my displayport monitor first, then dvi, it will keep working…. Thank you

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