This is done using the SystemParametersInfoA in the User32.dll. First, the power-off mode must be terminated in case a screensaver is running. This will involve calling Windows functions from the User32.dll. But it won't wake the computer up once the screensaver is on. It WILL prevent the screensaver from turning on. In both of these cases, when I set the screensaver for say, 1 minute, and continue to generate the event. Again this doesn't kick the screen saver off. I have also tried a programmed key stroke. The problem is when the screensaver is on, it doesn't kick off when I do the exact same thing.
I know this works because I see the cursor move when I create the event from an external controller. I have tried programatically moving/clicking the mouse.
I have tried multiple ways of doing this but am getting odd activity. I want the screen saver to kick on as part of a display package but turn off when a event occurs in the program.
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