DisplayFusionCommand.exe parameters question

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I want to automatically answer "Yes" to a dialog when loading an icon profile.

I'm using the command line "C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -desktopiconload "icon_profile_name" to load a profile after an event that kills and relaunches explorer.exe.

Is there a way to send "Yes" to the pop-up dialog which asks "Are you sure you want to load your "icon_profile_name" desktop icon profile?" as a parameter from the same command line?

Thanks,

Carey

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Jun 27, 2017 • #1

If you use script to load the icons, the dialog box does not appear. So let's use it.
Create simple script

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using System;
using System.Drawing;

public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
    public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
    {
        BFS.DisplayFusion.LoadDesktopIconsProfile("Your icons profile");
    }
}

And now in "DisplayFusionCommand.exe" arguments instead of -desktopiconload "icon_profile_name", use the -functionrun "created_script_name".

Jun 28, 2017 (modified Jun 28, 2017) • #2

Once I figured out where to make the script, that worked!

Thanks Pablo!

Jun 28, 2017 • #3

@Pablo: Thanks for creating that scripted function!

@Carey: You can also enable the "Desktop Icons: Don't Show Confirmation when Loading" option in the DisplayFusion Settings > Advanced Settings window to disable the prompt

Jun 30, 2017 • #4

[QUOTE@Carey: You can also enable the "Desktop Icons: Don't Show Confirmation when Loading" option in the DisplayFusion Settings > Advanced Settings window to disable the prompt

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Keith,

I think I will stick with the script because I don't want all prompts disabled. Windows 10 is popping up an Alert from the Action Center that the function is in process, but I don't have to do anything to dismiss that. The function Pablo gave me is working a bit slower than the -desktopiconload parameter had, but at least there is no prompt. Perhaps it would still be useful to have a -noprompt parameter for the DisplayFusionCommand.exe command line, but I am good with the solution.

Thanks!

Jul 1, 2017 • #5

The Advanced Setting I mentioned will only disable the dialog for loading a Desktop Icon Profile, all others will remain enabled

Jul 4, 2017 • #6

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