Question Nvidia Control Panel monitors disabled on PC boot

[RtooDtu]

I have 3 monitors, a old ultrawide 1080p (connected by DP), a LG 27" 1440p (connected by DP) and a LG BX OLED (connected my HDMI 2.1). Whenever I reboot my PC both my 27" and OLED are disabled. For the past month I would go into my Display settings and Extend the display to get them to work, with the 27" extending worked every time, on the first try, but with my OLED I would have to repeatedly spam Extend/Duplicate for the OLED to connect (this is how looks on boot

https://imgur.com/eHE79bW

View: https://i.imgur.com/eHE79bW.jpg
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Yesterday someone told me how you can setup multiple displays in Nvidia Control Panel so I did and it worked PERFECTLY I honestly thought it solved my issue (I was able to restart my PC 6 times without issue and I allowed my PC to go to sleep and wakeup without issue). So I turned off my PC over night and when I started this morning the issue RETURNED. I am so frustrated with this I'm at my wits end. Even now when I check the box to enable the OLED my monitors will flash then windows asks me if I want to keep the changes but the OLED isn't enabled

What have I done?

Turn off fast boot
Uninstalled and reinstalled Nvidia drivers (using DDU)
Uninstalled and reinstalled win10

PLEASE Help!

 

[dotas1]

The problem may lie with your monitors, your cables or even the GPU. Start by trying different cables, search if there is a firmware update for each monitor and if possible, try another GPU in your system and see if it still happens.

 

[RtooDtu]

The problem may lie with your monitors, your cables or even the GPU. Start by trying different cables, search if there is a firmware update for each monitor and if possible, try another GPU in your system and see if it still happens.

I bought a new HDMI 2.1 cable, same issues. I used my HDMI 2.1 with my 27" monitor and no issues. The issue isn't the cable since I can get the OLED to work it is just frustrating since I have to spam "Extend desktop"