Closed sreenisatish closed 1 year ago
Oh and the Windows power setting Turn off display after 'X minutes' also does not seem to be working. Is it possible that some app is interfering with the idle detection system wide?
Ah I just figured this out! I had my PS5 controller plugged in with USB. It appears that the controller is what was interfering with the idle detection. Feel free to add this in the troubleshooting section.
Thanks for the detailed report. I would not expect the PS5 controller to cause this issue actually. Don't have one to test with though.
I am looking to make the blank on idle features a bit more granular so maybe it would be possible to add some additional checks or logic to prevent some controllers from triggering this behaviour. I've seen at least one other report of controllers causing whar you describe, and as you also noticed it will also prevent screensavers and windows from sleeping
One possible explanation is this GeForce Experience bug that disrupts Windows input detection when a joystick is plugged in. If you have GeForce Experience installed, try disabling the overlay.
@dechamps that was a very interesting read!
Just leaving this here as there is some progress on the issue: https://www.techradar.com/news/its-finally-game-over-for-one-of-windows-11s-oldest-and-annoying-bugs
The app worked perfectly fine for a few weeks until yesterday, the blank on idle stopped working. I have tried to do some debugging on my own - nothing seems to be working and I am at my wits end.
Things tried:
From the log:
Seems like the app is talking to the TV. Test -> Turn off works. Perhaps it is the idle detection which is broken? Any pointers on how to debug this further?
Other details: Windows 11. 42 inch LG C2 TV software version: 03.21.30