This sounds like a pretty useful option, I will add it to my ToDo list. Currently I, however, have only little time for programming, so I can't give you any possible release date. Might take a few months until I find the time to get on it.
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I would love to see that feature as well! I have been trying to set this up with a windows task, pointing to monitorswitcher.exe including parameters. That did not work. Only option was to put a link into autorun, but then it only loads when a password for the user is typed in. It would be really useful, if monitor switcher could set the resoultion even on lock screen.
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Sorry, still haven't had the time to implement this. Not sure if setting the resolution is possible at all. I doubt it as it would enable lots of security problems.
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Yes, this feature would be very useful. My third (gaming) monitor stays rather far from PC and when I start PC in the morning (for work) I constantly forget (fore some time) - why my main monitor has no image - so I have to login first on gaming monitor (near the sofa) then return to my desk.
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I'm trying to achieve something similar with a Local Group Policy calling monitorswitcher with my default profile on startup, but I didn't find a way to make this work.
Same for task scheduler...
The only way I found is to put a batch file in shell:startup, but this happens to load very late, so that's not what I want.
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I ran into this issue as I wanted the default monitor profile to load at startup before the user actually logs in. This seemed like a bad way to go about it so instead I created a batch file that I'm calling when the computer shuts down! In task scheduler you can hook into an event with:
Log: System
Source: USER32
Event ID: 1074
This way your default monitor profile will be loaded at startup even if you're going about it a backwards way.
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Hi,
Love this app. Its great for switching monitors when gaming. One suggestion though is to add an option for one profile to be the default at start up.
This sounds like a pretty useful option, I will add it to my ToDo list. Currently I, however, have only little time for programming, so I can't give you any possible release date. Might take a few months until I find the time to get on it.
I would love to see that feature as well! I have been trying to set this up with a windows task, pointing to monitorswitcher.exe including parameters. That did not work. Only option was to put a link into autorun, but then it only loads when a password for the user is typed in. It would be really useful, if monitor switcher could set the resoultion even on lock screen.
Sorry, still haven't had the time to implement this. Not sure if setting the resolution is possible at all. I doubt it as it would enable lots of security problems.
Yes, this feature would be very useful. My third (gaming) monitor stays rather far from PC and when I start PC in the morning (for work) I constantly forget (fore some time) - why my main monitor has no image - so I have to login first on gaming monitor (near the sofa) then return to my desk.
+1
I'm trying to achieve something similar with a Local Group Policy calling monitorswitcher with my default profile on startup, but I didn't find a way to make this work.
Same for task scheduler...
The only way I found is to put a batch file in shell:startup, but this happens to load very late, so that's not what I want.
Last edit: Cyril Préaudot 2023-09-13
I ran into this issue as I wanted the default monitor profile to load at startup before the user actually logs in. This seemed like a bad way to go about it so instead I created a batch file that I'm calling when the computer shuts down! In task scheduler you can hook into an event with:
Log: System
Source: USER32
Event ID: 1074
This way your default monitor profile will be loaded at startup even if you're going about it a backwards way.