I first tried with cmd lines : wlr-randr it returns SPI-1 "(null) (null) (SPI-1)" Physical size: 73x49 mm Enabled: yes Modes: 480x320 px, 0.007000 Hz (preferred, current) Position: 0,0 Transform: normal Scale: 1.000000 then wlr-randr --output SPI-1 --off and again wlr-randr that returns : SPI-1 "(null) (null) (SPI-1)" Physical size: 73x49 mm Enabled: no Modes: 480x320 px, 0.007000 Hz (preferred) NOOP-1 "Headless output 2" Enabled: yes Modes: 1920x1080 px (current) Position: 0,0 Transform: normal Scale: 1.000000 and wlr-randr --output NOOP-1 --off switches off the screen but impossible to switch it on again wlr-randr --output NOOP-1 --on doesn't work. It displays a corrupted screen. i read many many postgs in many forums Continue reading...