Take the 2-minute tour ×  How can I script a screen resolution
change, for example to 1024*768?  share|improve this question  4
Answers 4  up vote 2 down vote accepted  There isn't a native
powershell way to set the resolution. You could write in-line C#
code in a powershell script to do it. Otherwise you would need
to find a third party commandline application that does it and
just call that from your script.  share|improve this answer How
do I change the resolution from C#? Is there a class? –  Andrew
J. Brehm Aug 26 '09 at 8:52 Did you follow the links that Splash
provided? –  EBGreen Aug 26 '09 at 11:50  As EBGreen has said,
Powershell cannot do it in its vanilla state. However being a
.NET-based shell, you could either use .NET within a powershell
script, use a traditional CLI application or write a Cmdlet to
do it.  These links may help you out if you decide to explore
those paths further:  share|improve this answer  See the
freeware QRes :  Description: Command line utility to change
screen resolution,