Windows 10: monitor off at computer start

In our company we have fleksible working time so people can come at work from 7-10 am.

I have some activity to sheduled at morning 6.30 when computer start up and it is ready for user to use it at 7 am.

Now I want monitor Off when computer start up and it will turn on when user move mouse or press a key.

It is no use for monitor On for 20 min if user start to use computer at 8 or 10am.

I know I can setup that in power management to turn monitor off sooner but I want to leave that setting because it is what I want during working time. I also found out I can change power management settings with powershell, but that is also not good because PC must be restarted 2 times per day.

I tried with powershell to turn off monitor and also with "nircmd monitor off" but all of it works only when user is already logged in and that is not good.
I need to turn monitor off imediatelly after pc show login screen.

Any idea how to do that?

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Hi,

Monitors may not work as expected if the driver is not up-to-date. With this said, we suggest that you check if you have the latest drivers installed. In addition, we would like to ask some questions that may help us to isolate the issue.

• Does the external monitor work with your laptop before?
• Have you tried to connect the external monitor to your desktop?
• When did the issue start?
• Were there any changes made to your computer prior to the issue?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

We're looking forward to your response.