Display Changer X 6.x is now available in the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11.

This version includes significant improvements to how Display Changer X creates and applies configurations. It is now even more accurate than before.

If you have had issues applying a configuration file in the past, it is recommended that you upgrade and re-create your configuration files.

You can find more details on the Microsoft Store. When you purchase a license through the Microsoft Store, you can install Display Changer X on up to ten computers, and you will receive free updates.

Open Microsoft Store app

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9NM1SHP034P5

Display Changer X has been published to the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11. Display Changer X supersedes the Display Changer and Display Changer II applications.

Display Changer X creates a configuration file from your existing settings. The user then double-clicks a configuration file and Display Changer X configures your display(s) to match that pre-defined setup (single monitor, extended monitors, and cloned/duplicated monitors). Display Changer X changes your monitors’ width, height, color depth, refresh rate (v-sync), rotation, and scaling. Display Changer X can also modify the positions of your monitors in a multiple-monitor setup.

Display Changer X includes advanced options for more experienced users. You can tick a check box and Display Changer X will prompt you to specify an application (or document) to open after applying the configuration. Optionally, you can specify another configuration for Display Changer X to apply after that application exits. For example, you can use a configuration file to configure your monitors with a specific resolution and refresh rate, open a video-editing application, and then restore the original configuration when you exit the video editor.

Display Changer X is great for enterprise IT administrators who need to configure machines in corporate or educational organizations, gamers, home-theater users, and anyone who needs to easily change their computer’s display setup. Unlike Display Changer and Display Changer II, the configuration files created by Display Changer X on one machine can be copied to other machines with the same model of monitors.

You can find more details on the Microsoft Store. When you purchase a license through the Microsoft Store, you can install Display Changer X on up to ten computers, and you will receive free updates.

Open Microsoft Store app

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9NM1SHP034P5

Display Changer 4.4.1 and Display Changer II 1.7.2 are now available on 12noon.com. These versions fix a regression recently introduced that broke parsing for the application and its arguments specified on the command line.

Display Changer 4.4.0 is now available on 12noon.com. This version assumes that you want to operate with progressive refresh rates. If you want to use interlaced refresh rates, add the -interlaced switch to the command line.

This version completely works around a Microsoft bug that returns an incorrect monitor ID. If you received the “Unable to find path” error with previous versions, please try this version.

This version works around a Microsoft bug that returns an incorrect monitor ID. If you receive the “Unable to find path” error with previous versions, this might fix that for you.

This version corrects a crash that can occur when creating a configuration file while interacting with the Control Panel’s Display Settings.

Fixed potential crash when using the -debug switch and there’s an invalid display mode.