Personally consider useful many of the on/off commands, for example cm_SwitchHidSys that I will use as example to better understand me ...
As you know, this command toggles the display of certain file types, allowing the operation "on the fly" without having to enter the configuration menu for each small change.
This is a good thing and as long as the changes are few and far all is well: simply repeat the command to return to the original situation.
Considering that, apart from rare cases, are recorded in wincmd.ini (thus being permanent) when the changes are many and they change often becomes tedious to restore the original configuration step by step.
Wanting to solve the "problem" there would be two ways: making the temporary switch (automatic reset when the application exit) delegating to the configuration menu the static variation, or alongside "Save settings" on tab of the Configuration a Restore function, in other words to restore a backup made manually.
I hope it can be interesting ...
