Laptop screen turn off

By Brian Burgess

Last Updated on September 30, 2020

By default, your Windows 10 display will turn off after a period of time. Heres how to stop it from happening.

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By default, Windows 10 will turn off your screen after a period of inactivity. This is to help save battery power and to some extent the life of the screen. But no everyone wants the screen to go black. Some people would rather their screen stay on all the time. Heres how to stop your screen from turning off in Windows 10.

Stop Screen from Turning Off in Windows 10

To prevent the screen from turning off automatically, you need to adjust some power and sleep settings. Start by heading to Settings > System > Power & Sleep.

Under the Power & Sleep section set the screen to turn off Never for both On battery power and when plugged in. If you are working on a desktop there will only be the option for when the PC is plugged in.

Note that you might also want to set the PC to go to sleep never, too. This is because the screen turns off when the PC goes into Sleep mode. Just keep in mind that if you are conscious about the life of your battery, you need to consider the battery life will be impacted by not turning the screen off.

You can also keep your screen from turning off via the classic Control Panel. To do that hit the Windows key and type: control panel and choose the top result from the list.

Then choose Power Options from the list. Then under the Power Options section click on Choose when to turn off the display from the panel on the right.

Now, set the Turn off display drop-down menus to Never for both on battery and the Plugged in section. Then make sure to click the Save changes button for the changes to go into effect.

Here you might want to set the Put the computer to sleep drop-down menus to Never for On battery and Plugged in sections, too. Just remember that if youre on a laptop the battery will take a hit if you set it to never. A good compromise is setting it to an hour or two instead. That way if you forget your laptop is on, it will go to sleep automatically after a period of time and help you save the battery juice.