To load a Monitor Profile on Windows startup, you'll need to use the DisplayFusion command line utility. Follow the steps below to load a Monitor Profile automatically on Windows startup:
- Open Windows Explorer ("My Computer") and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\
- Right-click DisplayFusionCommand.exe (may just show as DisplayFusionCommand) and choose "Create Shortcut", when prompted to place it on the desktop, click Yes
- Right-click the DisplayFusionCommand shortcut that was created on the desktop, and choose "Properties"
- Add the following to the end of the target box (make sure to leave a space before the hyphen, and enter the exact name of the Monitor Profile in the quotes): -monitorloadprofile "monitor profile name"
- Click OK
- Optional: Rename the shortcut to something like "Load DF Monitor Profile"
- Click Start > All Programs, right-click Startup and choose "Open" to open the Startup folder in Windows Explorer
- Drag the DisplayFusionCommand shortcut from the desktop into the Startup folder
- Open the DisplayFusion Settings, click the Advanced Settings button, and enable the Monitor Configuration: Don't Show Confirm Prompt option
Dec 13, 2014 (modified Jun 28, 2019)
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