Found this combo and voila! No more forced reboots. I know computer is on because when I touch power, it shows up shutting down screen.Tried a dozen things, drivers, bios, different setting here and there. Sometimes, monitor light comes on but display does not. Shift + Ctrl + d: Search the current page: Ctrl + f: Go to the next match for your search: Ctrl + g or Enter: Go to the previous match for your search: Shift + Ctrl + g or Shift + Enter: Go to an inactive information field: Alt + Shift + a: Perform a Google search: Ctrl + k (or) Ctrl + e: Add to your input in the address bar, then. Scenario-Windows is not sleeping but monitor goes off as it’s told to every 10 minutes. I do not know if this is even active but this combination (found elsewhere) saved me from last resort of reimage on my Windows 10 when my monitor won’t come back on. Comment by Matthijs Hoekstra on 14:14:33 -0800 I push Windows (key)+Ctrl+Shift+B and the screen went black then came back. So what does it do? It resets the graphics subsystem on your machine (and makes your machine say Beep!).Īpparently this was introduced in the Vista timeframe where we introduced the new Desktop Windows Manager (DWM) in Vista.Īlso makes you wonder what other shortcuts are hidden in Windows Comments Comment by James Tighe on 14:45:33 -0800 One of this nuggets is the keyboard shortcut Windows+Ctrl+Shift+B. The advantage of working inside the Windows engineering group is you stumble upon some cool or weird new and old features you never knew about.
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