That would certainly point to the image giving problems and not anything else. Your monitor color management does need to be on and corrected, but your printer color management off for Power Driver. Be dead certain it is not set to simulate printer colors - that will give horrid results on screen for sublimation.
As mentioned, work only in RGB, CMYK will require a dual conversion and miss the accuracy of color. At least if you converted to RGB you would see the difference in advance of the printing.
Something I know nothing about but have seen. You can save a picture with an embedded profile, what that does to viewing and printing someone else will have to answer. That might be a possibility.
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