If the you selected a hold-down that is not rated for the thickness of wall studs at the end of the wall, then the program did not design for that hold-down and it used the displacement over-ride entered in the settings. It issued a warning in the hold-down design and hold-down displacement tables to that effect.
Since the wall studs do not necessarily include “cripple” or “jack” studs beneath the window that can contribute to hold-down strength, the program now issues a warning to the effect that extra cripples or jack studs are needed, and continues with hold-down design using the capacity and displacement for the least thick stud assembly that the hold-down is rated for. The warning is no longer in red indicating a failed design.