DisplayFusion RSS: Different ways to adjust refresh rates and load profiles automatically https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c DisplayFusion RSS: Different ways to adjust refresh rates and load profiles automatically Fri, 22 May 2026 12:43:00 GMT en hourly 1 https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c RE: Different ways to adjust refresh rates and load profiles automatically https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/different-ways-to-adjust-refresh-rates-and-load-profiles-automatically/?ID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c#2 Wed, 26 Oct 2016 20:06:30 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/different-ways-to-adjust-refresh-rates-and-load-profiles-automatically/?ID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c#2 DisplayFusion You can try creating a rule on the Triggers tab for that application, and in the Actions pane, click Add > Run Function > Load Monitor Profile: Profile Name. However, by the time the application window is detected, it may be too late to change the refresh rate, as some full screen applications don't take kindly to having display settings changed after they've launched. In that case, you could create a Scripted Function that changes the Monitor Profile first, then launches the application.

You can disable the confirmation prompt using the "Monitor Configuration > Don't show confirmation prompt" option in the Settings > Advanced Settings window.

Regarding DisplayFusionCommand, you can definitely do that. You would do it like this:

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displayfusioncommand.exe -monitorloadprofile "profile name"
displayfusioncommand.exe -closeall


Hope that helps! ]]> Different ways to adjust refresh rates and load profiles automatically https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/different-ways-to-adjust-refresh-rates-and-load-profiles-automatically/?ID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c Sat, 22 Oct 2016 19:40:51 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/different-ways-to-adjust-refresh-rates-and-load-profiles-automatically/?ID=e061d4ab-f378-47dc-bef7-78b1cf36032c DisplayFusion We started using displayfusion at work for some of the employees with multiple monitor setups and going through the configuration/options I noticed the hotkey binding option for profiles.

Is there a way to have profiles load when an application is run or started? Various end users are running fullscreen programs that may be using different refresh rates. We'd like them to not have to manually change monitor profiles and let the system handle it upon starting their desired software program.

Some other questions :

A) Is there an override command for the 'Do you want to keep this monitor configuration?' after switching profiles? Therefore the user does not have to choose to keep or discard the changes?

B) Can the the displayfusioncommand.exe tool be set to a state that closes the program automatically after it fulfills your request? e.g. displayfusioncommand.exe -monitorprofile xxx
Then after it switches the profile, it closes displayfusion.

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