When you're working on something else that needs away from the keyboard, your Windows always automatically locks due to the setting (because you don't have admin access to change the setting due to company restrictions).
Usually, people will open YouTube repeatedly, which is tiring since YouTube also has a policy that if you're idle, it will auto-pause.
Solution
With Python, you can code a script to press the key for a certain time range.
...
def main(args):
try:
print(progname)
console.print(
"\nRunning with [bold cyan]{}[/bold cyan] key.".format(args.button)
)
no_lock(args.button)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print("\n[Process Stopped]", flush=True)
except Exception as ex:
print({"main": ex})
...
Only works on Windows :)
Full Code
Github follow the installation step in README.md
Top comments (2)
In my opinion, it's a silly case of "because you don't have admin access to change the setting due to company restrictions". I can't imagine that, being a programmer and not having local admin rights
Indeed, but it's reality :)