It is desirable that you can simply put the display to sleep, not the computer... and you happen to be too lazy to lock out the computer
Create a shortcut to
C:\Windows\System32\scrnsave.scr
whenever you click on the shortcut, it will make the screensaver appear. In my case, the screensaver is set to be blank/dark screen.
Therefore, it simulates the "sleep" display as in Mac.
Since I have not set it up to ask for password when awaken from screenshot, I can get the screen right away.
Note that this is meant to only "turn off" the display when you are away for a nature calls.
And it can not replace the usual screen lock.
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Create a shortcut to
C:\Windows\System32\scrnsave.scr
whenever you click on the shortcut, it will make the screensaver appear. In my case, the screensaver is set to be blank/dark screen.
Therefore, it simulates the "sleep" display as in Mac.
Since I have not set it up to ask for password when awaken from screenshot, I can get the screen right away.
Note that this is meant to only "turn off" the display when you are away for a nature calls.
And it can not replace the usual screen lock.
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