Windows 10: Samsung 40in 4K used as monitor

My problem is everything looks awesome with the new 4K monitor except Virtual Weather station display it show's up in the upper left hand corner very small cant seem to figure out how to make this one program show up larger. Any help would be appreciated thanks*Sad
P.S. this attachment was when I was using a 43in 1080P as monitor but still the same issue

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Windows 10 - Can't change resolution after waking from sleep

I'm having the same problem. Two Dell Dell P2715Q monitors running DP 4K60, and one Samsung 4K in the middle. Usually it is the right Dell that has a problem and is detected as a max resolution of 1440 instead of 4K. It looks terrible and messed up graphically
however, unlike when I manually set it to 1440 which looks fine. If I power cycle the monitor it gets picked up again as a 4K monitor. Computer never sleeps - only monitors do. I have the real drivers installed on both Dell monitors and it only ever happens
to the Dells on DP. The Samsung is hooked up via HDMI 2.0. The Samsung on HDMI 2.0 never has a problem. The Dells have always been a problem since I've used the Dell monitors over a year ago now.

Has there been no resolve to this?

 

Fall creators update Displayport monitor won't go to sleep

I'm also having the same problem that's been bothering me since around the same time as Metal2Mesh.

AMD FX-8350 with XFX RX 580, which also has 1 HDMI and 3 Display Ports.

• 1st display - Samsung 4K Monitor ( LU28E590DS ) connected through Display Port v 1.2 ( 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz )
• 2nd display - Samsung 4K TV ( UE55MU6202 ) connected through HDMI v1.4 ( 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz )
• All Monitors are extended.
• Sleep disabled
• Screen are set to turn off after 5 minutes

Problem/What happens:

When screen turns off, both displays turn off together. While the Samsung 4K TV ( HDMI ) continues to stay off, the Samsung 4K Monitor ( Display Port ) turns back on with a lighted Black screen but no Image.

As you can probably see, the issue is so similar that I basicly took Metal2Mesh's original post and simply edited here and there with my own setup. It is clearly something that's in a recent update, don't know what but you guys seriously should do something
about this A.S.A.P.

 

New Windows 10 computer - apps are so tiny when installing?? Help! - Windows 10 Forums

Perhaps the thread and the link within the link, above, may offer a solution.

 

I assume you're using DPI scaling to make the normal apps appear readable. Some apps just aren't DPI aware, and there's not much you can do to fix them.