How to automatically set my display settings for multiple monitors by hardware ID - windows-10

I have a windows 10 laptop + 3 monitors, and whenever the dislay is turned off (power options, or restart) the display settings have to be reset to configure the monitors in the desired positions. The monitors are connected via:
1x - USB-C dongle/adapter --> HDMI port
2x - USB-C dongle/adapter --> 2x USB adapters ports
Is there some way to automate this configuration so that I can schedule it as a task?

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