Change Display With Bat Command?

So I know pressing window+p brings up a menu that allows you to switch display but I want something like a bat command that when run, would switch the display to "Pc screen Only".

How would I do this?

Extend Display
DisplaySwitch.exe /extend

2nd monitor
DisplaySwitch.exe /external

Computers Monitor
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal

Duplicate Display
DisplaySwitch.exe /clone

Thank you both of you! Works perfectly. Gave you both rep.

hunte922 said:

Extend Display
DisplaySwitch.exe /extend

2nd monitor
DisplaySwitch.exe /external

Computers Monitor
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal

Duplicate Display
DisplaySwitch.exe /clone

I've tried them in cmd and won't work. Only shortcut works. I need to add them to run before login and I don't think a shortcut will work there:

Local Group Policy Editor.

Under Computer Configuration / Windows Settings you'll find Scripts (Startup/Shutdown)

Under User Configuration / Windows Settings you'll find Scripts (Logon/Logoff)

Brink said:

Hello stefanos, and welcome to Ten Forums.

If you like, you might see if the "Project Display" context menu below may work better for you.

Add Project Display context menu in Windows 10

I found this in similar topic and its very useful. To be honest I'm going to search more for a way to run it from cmd because it doesn't fully working for me (Sometimes I have to use only the one of two monitors and I can't login when it booting to the 2nd screen, windows shortcut is a trouble at win 10 because it not that responsive as it was at windows 7)

Thanks for all this work you do everything is great!!! I'm for years a windows 7 forums member also and I remember you.

Brink said:

I remember you from Seven Forums as well.

Please just let me know if you have any questions on this. If you like, the commands in option 2 below should work for you.

Create Display Switch shortcut in Windows 10

I can't run it even when I'm just testing, I typed pause at the end of the cmd to see the error but the cmd window instantly disappears... I've tried:

1.

Code:

"%windir%\System32\DisplaySwitch.exe" /clone
pause

2.

Code:

%windir%\System32\DisplaySwitch.exe /clone
pause

Brink said:

Hello stefanos, and welcome to Ten Forums.

If you like, you might see if the "Project Display" context menu below may work better for you.

Add Project Display context menu in Windows 10

I think that yours is better than the one I've found. In order to replace it do you think that somehow I have to remove it first? (take the reg file and retype it with - in order to remove those) Or wait for next windows re-installation?