Windows 10: Is there a faster solution to turn off 2nd Monitor?

Hello,i have a second monitor that I rarely use. TV aboveIs there a way to turn it off with the remote and it automatically switches to single monitor projection? the other way around too So all my apps switch to my primary Monitor and i cant lose my cursor in the turned off TV.So i dont have to use Win+ P.Thanks

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2nd laptop monitor turning off when the laptop turns off

So,

I have my laptop with a 2nd monitor, is there a way to set my 2nd monitor to turn off or on when the laptop turns off or on,

basically, when I start turning on my laptop, my other 2nd monitor stays off, is there a way to make it turn on when I start my laptop, same with the shutdown?

Same with my xbox, when I turn my xbox on the monitor stays off.

Dell P2717H

Is my monitor

*Using hdmi*

 

Color Display on 2nd monitor

I am using Windows 10 on a Dell laptop with a 2nd monitor which has been working fine. For some unknown reason I have suddenly lost the full color range on the 2nd monitor. I don't know if I have changed some setting by accident or what. I have tried
resetting the defaults but that didn't change anything on the 2nd monitor. The primary screen on the laptop continues to work fine. Any suggestions what needs to be done to restore the full color range on monitor #2?

 

2nd monitor turned off, 2nd desktop still active

Hi

Windows 10, 21H2 (OS Build 19044.1889)

I've two monitors linked up to my PC:

Left side: 1st monitor: DVI

Right side: 2nd montor: DP (from PC) to VGA (via adapter)

Now when I turn off my 2nd monitor, the desktop for this monitor still seems to be enabled. I could move the mouse all to the left on the second monitor and back until it reappears on the 1st monitor.

So the mouse cursor does not get blocked at the border from the first to the second monitor as it normally does on multi-monitor systems I used so far.

Problem is not there, if the monitor is directly connected via DP-DP.

What could be the root cause for this and how to fix it?

Thank you and best regards