Computer
Computer
Aktiviteler
Get Screen Resolution
Used to retrieve display configuration details from the machine. Returns output values such as monitor width, height, color bit depth, and refresh rate.
Usage Scenarios
Adjusting automation behavior based on active screen resolution
Ensuring compatibility in visual-based actions (OCR, image matching, UI clicking)
Identifying monitor properties in multi-display environments
Validating technical requirements for screen recording or video processing
Parameters
MonitorName: Identifier of the target monitor (default usually “\\.\DISPLAY1”, e.g., “\\.\DISPLAY2”)
DelayTime: Waiting duration before execution in milliseconds (e.g., 500)
Outputs
Width: Screen width in pixels
Height: Screen height in pixels
MonitorBitCount: Color depth value (e.g., 32-bit)
Frequency: Monitor refresh rate in Hz (e.g., 60)
Notes
Correct monitor name must be specified in multi-monitor setups
Output values can be stored for logging, validation, or conditional routing
Accessing display information may require elevated system permissions
Lock
The Lock activity locks the robot’s screen.
Performance Information
Using the Performance Information activity, you can transfer the RAM and CPU information to the variable.
Restart
The Restart activity resets the computer within the specified time (in milliseconds).
Shut Down
The Shut Down activity shuts down the computer within the specified time (in milliseconds).
Sign Out
The Sign Out activity allows you to log out of the logged-in user.
Set Screen Resolution
Used to modify the screen resolution of a specific monitor on the machine where the robot is running. Allows manually setting width, height, color bit depth, and refresh rate.
Usage Scenarios
Ensuring required screen resolution before automation execution
Preparing the display for OCR, image processing, or screen capturing
Standardizing resolution in virtual or remote desktop environments
Applying custom screen profiles for different applications
Parameters
Monitor: Name of the monitor to be updated (example: “\.\DISPLAY1”)
Width: New screen width in pixels (example: 1920)
Height: New screen height in pixels (example: 1080)
MonitorBitCount: New color depth value (example: 32)
Frequency: New refresh rate in Hz (example: 60)
DelayTime: Waiting duration before execution in milliseconds (example: 1000)
Notes
Resolution and refresh rate must be supported by the monitor to avoid display issues
Incorrect monitor selection may affect other screens in multi-monitor setups
Screen may briefly flicker during resolution change
Administrator privileges may be required on some systems
Sleep
Using the Sleep activity, you can put your computer to sleep.
