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Changing Display Settings Programmatically

Changing Display Settings Programmatically

Mohammad Elsheimy

3yPublished Aug 26, 2009, 12:00 AMUpdated Aug 29, 2023, 7:10 AM95k2

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.NET API C#Display Display Settings Win32 Win32 API

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jason Tseng14y ago
Hi Sir, I run this API with windows services for WES(Windows Embedded Standard 2009) the result is correct. Similarly under condition When I run for WES(Windows Embedded Standard 2010)7 doesn't change screen resolution. Please help...thanks sorry!! my english is poor !!
Michael Brown15y agoedited
Cool, good info here. Can you suggest how to set 2nd monitor to duplicate/mirror the 1st via C#. Target is Win7 x86/x64 systems with display adapters supporting two monitors. Doing this via WMI would be cool as well; might avoid nuisance of marshalling data back and forth. Prefer not to do anything adapter driver-specific. Thanks...