I noticed that my computer wouldn't sleep, so I went to an elevated command prompt and used "powercfg -requests" to identify the culprit, which was identified as [DRIVER] Realtek High Definition Audio ...
If your monitor isn't going to sleep when it should, there's likely a program in the background keeping it awake. Using the powercfg /requests Windows command can reveal which apps are preventing your ...
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