

Click on a box to select the corresponding monitor, double-clicking on it will blank the monitor. Let's look at the window, it displays a box representing your monitor, if you have two displays, you'll see 2 boxes on the interface. This isn't an issue with Multiscreen Blank, because it has a tray icon and a floating window, both of which let you to manage your monitors with ease. So, if you have to manage a program from the tray, you'll have to fumble a bit. If there's one thing I don't like about using extended display mode, it's the system tray, which is only accessible on the primary screen. The application ships in a portable archive, and the folder is just under 300KB in size.


Multiscreen Blank is a freeware tool that lets you do this quickly, without having to jump through Windows' multiple display settings menu.
