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Black out the screen during a Windows 10 restart up to a certain point in time
How can you find out which process is listening on a port on Windows?How do I shutdown, restart, or log off Windows via a bat file?How do I measure execution time of a command on the Windows command line?Prevent a process from displaying a window during startupHow can I auto-elevate my batch file, so that it requests from UAC administrator rights if required?How and What to write in Registry to Auto-Restart a Program on Windows StartupIntallshield Programming - Reboot behavior - Windows does not ask user to close open files before restartPrevent Windows 10 from automatically restarting after an update programmaticallyUpdating software during windows restartHow to disable Fast Boot (Fast Startup, Hybrid Boot) only once by the next shutdown?
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Is there a way to temporarily disable the display during a Windows 10 PC restart?
Background: we have a software, which is set to start up automatically after a PC restart. Upon startup (after Windows has booted) this software starts in a console window and then opens a WPF screen, which is displayed fullscreen and always resides in front of everything else. I would like to black out the screen ideally as early as possible during the Windows startup up to the point in time when our software WPF window is set and ready on the screen. This way the console window (as well as the desktop showing for a short period of time) would be hidden from the user.
In an ideal world I would hide the fact that Windows is running on the PC from the user, but I assume this is not possible over a restart...
Is this possible with the help of registry settings/command line tools/batch file commands or similar?
windows cmd restart
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Is there a way to temporarily disable the display during a Windows 10 PC restart?
Background: we have a software, which is set to start up automatically after a PC restart. Upon startup (after Windows has booted) this software starts in a console window and then opens a WPF screen, which is displayed fullscreen and always resides in front of everything else. I would like to black out the screen ideally as early as possible during the Windows startup up to the point in time when our software WPF window is set and ready on the screen. This way the console window (as well as the desktop showing for a short period of time) would be hidden from the user.
In an ideal world I would hide the fact that Windows is running on the PC from the user, but I assume this is not possible over a restart...
Is this possible with the help of registry settings/command line tools/batch file commands or similar?
windows cmd restart
edited Mar 27 at 20:42
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asked Mar 27 at 11:22
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Is there a way to temporarily disable the display during a Windows 10 PC restart?
Background: we have a software, which is set to start up automatically after a PC restart. Upon startup (after Windows has booted) this software starts in a console window and then opens a WPF screen, which is displayed fullscreen and always resides in front of everything else. I would like to black out the screen ideally as early as possible during the Windows startup up to the point in time when our software WPF window is set and ready on the screen. This way the console window (as well as the desktop showing for a short period of time) would be hidden from the user.
In an ideal world I would hide the fact that Windows is running on the PC from the user, but I assume this is not possible over a restart...
Is this possible with the help of registry settings/command line tools/batch file commands or similar?
windows cmd restart
edited Mar 27 at 20:42
aschipfl
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asked Mar 27 at 11:22
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Is there a way to temporarily disable the display during a Windows 10 PC restart?
Background: we have a software, which is set to start up automatically after a PC restart. Upon startup (after Windows has booted) this software starts in a console window and then opens a WPF screen, which is displayed fullscreen and always resides in front of everything else. I would like to black out the screen ideally as early as possible during the Windows startup up to the point in time when our software WPF window is set and ready on the screen. This way the console window (as well as the desktop showing for a short period of time) would be hidden from the user.
In an ideal world I would hide the fact that Windows is running on the PC from the user, but I assume this is not possible over a restart...
Is this possible with the help of registry settings/command line tools/batch file commands or similar?
windows cmd restart
windows cmd restart
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