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Yes, I know and agree pyautogui should have a permanent FAILSAVE when on the lockscreen.
But I need a way to programatically make windows stop being idle; specifically to reset the windows idle time, only if certain conditions are true.
The only way to do this afaiks is to "move the mouse" or "press a key" - which pyautogui does - except not on the lock screen :(
So I figure you could maybe allow a special builtin safe function that e.g. only & instantly moves the mouse 1px to the left then 1px to the right then back to where it was, even on the lockscreen.
😊✌️
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Yes, I know and agree pyautogui should have a permanent FAILSAVE when on the lockscreen.
But I need a way to programatically make windows stop being idle; specifically to reset the windows idle time, only if certain conditions are true.
The only way to do this afaiks is to "move the mouse" or "press a key" - which pyautogui does - except not on the lock screen :(
So I figure you could maybe allow a special builtin safe function that e.g. only & instantly moves the mouse 1px to the left then 1px to the right then back to where it was, even on the lockscreen.
😊✌️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: