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Unfortunately, there isn't a built-in PowerShell command to specifically turn off a second monitor without affecting the main one. However, you can try using display management software like DisplayFusion or MultiMonitorTool, which allows you to control individual monitors more precisely, including turning them on or off. Wow gold can be a helpful resource.

@Ego95 does it work at the command line if you run it manually?

And did you install nircmd?

@Ego95, wakeonlan send a "magic packet" to power on a seperate computer across the same local area network. It does not turn a computer off or suspend it.

I think you meant the shutdown command, not wakeonlan because this command would shutdown a Windows computer in 30 seconds:

@Russ the shutdown comand doesnt work