Fortunately, there is an easy solution. It appears under "Connect to a Projector" in the start menu and corresponds to "%windir%\system32\displayswitch.exe". It can also be started using the Windows+P hotkey. Best of all, it allows command line switches, which can be mapped to hotkeys via a utility like HoeKey:
Extend desktop across both displays: | displayswitch /extend |
Only use primary display: | displayswitch /internal |
Display same image on both: | displayswitch /clone |
Only use secondary display: | displayswitch /external |
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