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Inaccurate Screen Resolution When Scale Is Over 100%

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Describe the bug incorrect screen resolution being returned by graphics() when windows scale setting is over 100%.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

go to display settings and set scale over 100%
open power shell and get your screen resolution by typing in the following command wmic path win32_VideoController get /value
now, call the graphics() class and get the displays. notice that the resolution is incorrect.
go back to windows settings and set the scale to 100% and call graphics() to get the displays. Notice the resolution is correct:

Expected behavior I expected the resolution to be my actual resolution: 2160 x 3840 but that is not the case.

Environment (please complete the following information):

systeminformation package version:
OS: Windows 10
Hardware: Dell xps 15 with 4k touch screen

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here. I have a 4k screen so my scale settings is on 250%:

when scale is set to over 100% that is when I get the incorrect resolution sent back from graphics():

when i set scale to 100%, the correct resolution is returned:

I know getting the correct screen resolution when scale is set to 250% or over is possible because here is what I get when I run this command wmic path win32_VideoController get /value