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The most common sense option: try to find a file containing the game setting and either reset it to default or change the specific setting if you know which one is.
All programs are among other things designed to run by default in a wide variety of computing enviroments by default, that is to say, for games they always come in a base graphic configuration that ensures that they will work for most cases, and then depending on the users rig one can increase the quality setting to match our own preferences, much programs have configuration files that can be stores in many locations other than the game's main folder like in the profile default documents folder, program data ( hidden directory ) or in a special folder under "Documents" called "My games", in such cases the setting wont be overwritten by reinstalling the game because the only things that are getting reinstalled are the files in the main game folder, this happens with the save files as well and varies depending on the game.
Hope you found useful this information and you'll be able to solve your problem.
Thank you so much, I was able to find the file in documents and make it work again!