Sure! Here's an example AutoHotkey script that achieves the two tasks you described:

```
#NoEnv
#Persistent

; Change resolution to 2560x1440@60hz using QRes
^!r::
Run, qres.exe /x 2560 /y 1440 /Refresh 60
Return

; Swap right side Windows key with left side Alt key
RWin::
Send, {Alt down}
Return

LAlt::
Send, {LWin down}
Return

RWin up::
Send, {Alt up}
Return

LAlt up::
Send, {LWin up}
Return
```
Explanation of the script:
- #NoEnv: This directive prevents AutoHotkey from using variables that are not explicitly declared, improving performance.
- #Persistent: This directive makes the script persistent, so it runs in the background until explicitly terminated.
- ^!r::: This is a hotkey that triggers when you press Ctrl+Alt+R (Ctrl+Alt is represented by ^!), and it runs the QRes command to change the resolution to 2560x1440 at 60hz using the QRes utility.
- RWin::, LAlt::, RWin up::, and LAlt up::: These are hotkeys that trigger when you press or release the right side Windows key or left side Alt key, respectively. They use the Send command to simulate pressing or releasing the corresponding key on the keyboard.

You can save this script with a .ahk extension and run it with AutoHotkey to enable the desired functionality. Please note that using third-party tools to modify system settings, such as changing display resolution, may require administrative privileges and can potentially affect the performance or stability of your system, so use with caution.
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