Win32api is not giving the correct coordinates with GetCursorPos() in python

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You are subject to DPI virtualization. Your application has not declared itself aware of high DPI and you have a font scaling of 125%.

If you want to avoid DPI virtualization either add the high DPI aware option to the application manifest or call either SetProcessDPIAware or SetProcessDPIAwareness.

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