Deactivate system events completely?

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Hi guys,
Is it possible to deactivate all or any of system events?

What I have tried:

I tried to find something on the net, but no luck!

Posted 24-Jun-16 6:29am

Sh.H.

Updated 25-Jun-16 9:25am

Sean Ewington

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Patrice T 24-Jun-16 14:01pm

Give details on context.
What is the goal ?

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2016-06-25T09:25:00

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Is it possible to deactivate all or any of system events?

'Desactivate' is a bad idea.
The OS handles system events, but don't 'Desactivate' them. System events are here for a good reason, just desactivate them is weird.
I suspect you try to do this as a solution to another problem that you should explain.

Explain the root problem, another solution may exist.

Posted 25-Jun-16 9:25am

Patrice T

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Sh.H. 26-Jun-16 13:38pm

Ok...
The main problem:
I need to turn off (or standby) the monitor.
But I don't want it turns on with any activity.
I need it turns on via a special key.
I should add that, Teamviewer can do this! And I don't know how this software can do this!
So, could you please help me?

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2016-06-24T07:58:00

Solution 1

That depends on exactly what you mean by "deactivate a system event".

At face value, no it's not possible to turn off the raising of a system event.

You can, however, just not subscribe to the them. If you don't have a handler for the event, nothing happens in your code when the event is raised.

Posted 24-Jun-16 7:58am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Sh.H. 25-Jun-16 11:49am

Yes it happen.
For example when the monitor is in sleep, any events will wake it up.
So whether I have handler for events or not, the monitor wakes up.
This is why I want to deactive events.
So do you have any idea?

Dave Kreskowiak 25-Jun-16 16:35pm

You cannot "disable system events" like you're describing.