Wallpaper, Icon and Resolution Manager

Wallpaper, Icon and Resolution Manager makes it super easy to manage your screen settings without all the hassle. You can change resolution settings directly from your system panel or a display driver. But if you find yourself constantly switching things up, this software is a great tool for quickly making those changes.

Easy to Use on Any Computer

One of the coolest things about this app is that you can use it right from a USB flash drive! That means no installation needed on different computers. Plus, it won’t mess with any computer registries. So, you don’t have to worry about leaving a trace behind!

Sneaky Tray Access

When you launch the app, it hangs out in the tray area without bothering you with pop-ups or messages. It’s pretty low-key! You won’t see any extra windows taking up space on your desktop either. This makes it super simple to choose what you need without wasting time scrolling through menus.

Selecting Resolutions Made Simple

If you want to pick a different resolution, just click on the tray icon with your left mouse button. Easy peasy! If you right-click though, you'll get more options besides just changing the screen resolution.

Quick Access Features

You can also hide desktop icons really fast—though honestly, that’s something you could do through your system’s context menu too. Plus, there’s a handy link that takes you straight to display properties or desktop icon settings so you can control what shows up on your screen.

Manage Your Wallpapers Too!

The app lets you manage wallpapers as well! However, it’s not super fancy; there’s just an option to add multiple pictures and cycle through them. Unfortunately, there are no frequency settings or gallery options available.

Your Quick Display Settings Hub

All in all, Wallpaper, Icon and Resolution Manager is like having all your default display settings bundled together for quick access. While it doesn’t offer anything groundbreaking, its fast resolution manager feature definitely comes in handy when you're switching between different supported settings.