In some situations depending on the display attached you can find that the Desktop mode and Active signal mode differ, this is a windows/GPU feature we have no direct control over. It often appears looking like your output is scaled , in the instance below you would get the top left 1920x1080 pixels over the whole 3840x2160 you are sending. In the case of SDI output modules you will get no output.
To check to see if your display is doing this in windows display settings select the display you want to check then scroll down to the Advanced Display menu and select it
In there you will see if the Desktop mode and Active signal mode are different.
Minimize the Display settings, then right click on the desktop, select Show more options then click on NVIDIA Control Panel
Down the left of the panel that pops up you will see a list of options, select the Adjust desktop size and position once in that window select the display that is causing issues. You will see in the scaling it will likely be set to Aspect ratio like the below, select No scaling then click on Apply
If you then navigate back to advanced display settings, you should find the Desktop mode and Active signal Mode match
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