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<blockquote data-quote="Wiedmann" data-source="post: 925522" data-attributes="member: 52725">Yes, I'm using PowerScheduler++.&nbsp;That's my default setting.The behavior is the same if I disable this or leave it enabled. But I think it's better to leave this enabled.&nbsp;Yes. But exactly this setting is the problem. Only if I activate this, the plugin turns off the monitor. I guess most emus are working in a real (dx/opengl) fullscreen mode. And during switching to fullscreen the monitor gets reactivted. Project64 or Snes9x (with fake fullscreen setting) is just creating a window with the size of the current (or configured) screen resolution.&nbsp;Thus I guess I need some setting like &quot;do not turn off the monitor&quot; in &quot;My Emulators 2&quot;?&nbsp;As a workaround I have disabled&nbsp; &quot;suspend MP while running&quot; at the moment. So I can start the emu and the display stays on. Only if I stop the emu after some time and come back to MP the monitor is black (MP screen saver).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wiedmann, post: 925522, member: 52725"] Yes, I'm using PowerScheduler++. That's my default setting. The behavior is the same if I disable this or leave it enabled. But I think it's better to leave this enabled. Yes. But exactly this setting is the problem. Only if I activate this, the plugin turns off the monitor. I guess most emus are working in a real (dx/opengl) fullscreen mode. And during switching to fullscreen the monitor gets reactivted. Project64 or Snes9x (with fake fullscreen setting) is just creating a window with the size of the current (or configured) screen resolution. Thus I guess I need some setting like "do not turn off the monitor" in "My Emulators 2"? As a workaround I have disabled "suspend MP while running" at the moment. So I can start the emu and the display stays on. Only if I stop the emu after some time and come back to MP the monitor is black (MP screen saver). [/QUOTE]

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