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I use a combination of powershell and procexp to accomplish this in backstage.
In powershell,
Install-Module -Name DisplaySettings
Set-DisplayResolution -Width 1920 -Height 1080
This will set the screen resolution.
The backstage shell will be incorrectly sized, so launch procexp from the toolbox and find Screenconnect.WindowsBackstageShell and rightclick, Restart. This will re-launch the WindowsBackstageShell at the current resolution.
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We use the Dynamic Custom Properties extension to pull a powershell object of these kinds of details whenever the machine connects. Then we can create session groups based on this, or just view it in the commands tab.