
I mean, who won’t be infuriated when their pointer simply sticks to one corner for a couple of seconds that feel like eternity when they are trying to move it from one monitor to another. The option was previous present in Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, and almost every single Windows user who used more than one monitor loved this feature as sticky corners can be quite annoying and frustrating. One of the changes that users REALLY didn’t appreciate is the fact that Microsoft decided to take the option to turn sticky corners off when using more than one monitor off away from Windows 10 users. Here are various programs using which you can turn off the monitor with a desktop shortcut or command-line in Windows.Windows 10 brought a lot of changes to the world of Windows Most of these went over quite well with Windows users, but some did not. Windows doesn’t have any such preprogrammed keyboard shortcut to turn off the display. Macbooks come with built-in keyboard shortcuts to turn off display - using Control+ Shift+ Power or Control+ Shift+ Media Eject. A mouse move or keyboard input should turn on the monitor. So, I need a desktop shortcut or hotkey method to turn off the display, so that I no longer need to use the hardware buttons on the monitor. To turn off this monitor, it takes three button presses: Press the center of the JOG button → (when the on-screen menu appears), press the JOG button downward → press the center. The switch can be used to power on, off, move up, down, left or right, and select options on the on-screen display menu.

The JOG button is on the rear left side of the product.

Moreover, the only button the Samsung C24F390 monitor has is a JOG Button, a multi-directional button that helps navigate.
