No no, power saving was the intention by keeping playing the music.I thought you wanted it to keep playing music and that saving power was a secondary consideration.
Sorry, what setting(s) did I have to change to achieve that? Multiple displays means some option / settings? Where could I find it?Yes, mine behaves the same, but if I change the setting under Multiple displays to Extend these displays, then when I close the lid, the laptop's built-in screen turns off whereas the TV continues to receive the same signal like almost nothing happened.
So (besides of the changed volumes here) almost the same visual effects like here obviously. After some time not having shut down the notebook (hibernation instead) or completely having restarted it, the switching / positioning time (of windows, icons on the System Tray), etc. gets longer when switching.Just a very brief and subtle zoom out/in effect occurs on the TV whilst the Multiple displays section disappears from the Windows Settings app, and, at the same time also, the Windows Settings app window jumps to a slightly different position. Whereas, if I change the setting under Multiple displays to Show only on 2, then when I close the lid after that, that's when the TV screen turns black for ~2 seconds with only a white mouse arrow on it. So, then, it takes ~2 seconds for Windows 11 to recover itself from switch syndrome.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Win 11
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Manufacturer/Model
- Lenovo IdeaPad 3 17ABA7 Laptop - Type 82RQ (Lenovo IdeaPad 3 82RQ003EGE)
- Memory
- 16 GB