Once I had found CRU, I started to get a better understanding how the monitor profiles were managed. Through googling, I read a lot about EDID and tried other utilities and then made my own override with an INF file, with Native resolution of 3840 x 2160 30Hz.
NVIDIA GEFORCE 9600M GT MACBOOK PRO WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS TV
The only way to get the TV to show anything and not turn the laptop screen black was to uninstall and reinstall the NVIDIA driver. This is the problem I tried to resolve for days. As soon as my main laptop screen turned off (screen saver, sleep mode, etc), I could not get it to turn on again until I unplugged the cable to the (also dark) TV. In the NVIDIA Control Panel, I created a custom resolution for the Samsung of 3840 x 2160 30Hz which I then selected in Change Resolution and voila! it worked. Using an AmazonBasics mini DisplayPort to HDMI and an AmazonBasics high-speed HDMI cable, I plugged it into the Samsung OneConnect box for PC/DVI. I do database design work and it helps to have a huge screen. I just bought a UHD TV and tried to hook it up as a monitor. I installed an SSD and Windows using BootCamp and use it as my regular work computer. I have a 2009 Macbook Pro with an NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT with mini DisplayPort. I will describe the problem and process I went through to help out anybody who is in the same situation with similar hardware or not. After countless hours/days of trying to get 4K output to work on my old Macbook Pro with Windows 10, I was able to finally get a handle on what was going on using CRU, and then just hours later figure out what to do.
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