I'm trying to set up a couple shortcuts to put on my Start menu. Since I sometimes use one of the screens for other devices, I'm looking for a quick way to disable that screen in Windows 10 without navigating through configuration menus.
However, the options I have found only turn off the screen until I move the mouse or use the keyboard (both NirCMD and the powersell command, explained here, do this). What I want to know is if there is a way to apply the options, highlighted in this picture, through commands only. These allow you to make the video output only go through one of the screens and to extend the screens (default option), which would be the shortcuts I want to create.
