Resume from hibernation (W10, task scheduler, screen is corrupted)

I run main.py from Task Scheduler on my Windows 10 machine for Turing 3.5" model in landscape mode . It works nicely after clean system start, it also goes nicely to black screen when I hibernate. Only after resuming from hibernation the screen turns on with corrupted image, it's not readable, some pixels are flashing. I need to click on systray and select Configure (screen goes black) and "Save and run" to restore the functionality (or disconnect and reconnect the USB cable and run scheduler task again). Is there something I can configure differently to deal with this hibernation issue or is that something that's not implemented yet?

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/164f34e9-edae-44d9-bfe3-63d2751b384e

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/20b9d5e5-d563-4972-aa91-4b1099602461

Start by reproducing the corrupted display after resuming from hibernation when main.py is launched through Windows Task Scheduler. Read the startup and display-handling flow in main.py, using the Configure and Save and run actions as a comparison. Done means the Turing 3.5-inch landscape display recovers automatically after resume without manual reconfiguration or USB reconnection.