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So I could guess that if you have set your primary monitor (manually, by going into Settings>System>Display>Advanced Display Options, then selecting from the first drop-down menu, under "Select a display to view or change the settings for it", then select the monitor that you want to play the game on) and that might fix it.
Other issues could be that you need to run it on DX9 or DX11 (Direct X 9.0/11) and then restart the game. To do that, you'll need to open up the Properties of the game and under Launch Options, and type "-force-d3d9" without the quotes for DX9, or "-dx11" for DX11.
But given that that is the ONLY change (I have not even updated windows lol, like literally sat and played a few games, shut down old pc and set up new one, and went back to old one to see which games I had installed before I gave it away) I feel it is something along those lines - The game, even if being completely re-installed, is trying to launch in the old mode @ 165hz -1440p (Where the current monitor is limited to 60hz and 1080p)
but I cannot find any advice on how to 'TRULY' make windows forget monitors and/or force games to launch differently (Even windowed so I can adjust settings?)
The same route you'll use for forcing it to launch in DX9/11, but instead of typing in "-force-d3d9" type in the stuff here, carefully, "-w 1024 -h 768 -windowed" but without the quotes in there. This should, in theory, launch the game with both a smaller resolution, AND Windowed mode. If that doesn't work, then try flop-flipping the two things around, like "-windowed -w 1024 -h 768" , again, without quotes.
You also may want to adjust the two numbers that come after -w and -h with the width and height of your monitor, as measured in pixels.
(Sorry if my specificity is too much, just hoping that this will help others in the future if it also works for you.)
Tried with just res, then just windowed, also, same result.
Edit, just tested on new system, and while I found a nice smattering of new issues with steams UI scaling on the new monitor (on new pc) dust runs fine. It auto-installed net framework, but other pc does not(says I already have it installed) so later am going to try to uninstall net and reinstall and see if that fixes it.
So no clue and am at a loss at this point, giving up and moving on.
Apparently the game looks for an enabled (Active) audio device and if there are none (or all are disabled, muted, or 'off') it simply crashes.
After I moved it back and attempted on the old monitor again, i just had a thought and plugged in my void wireless headphones and poof worked. (Not sure if complete reinstall of steam, the game, etc, did anything, but all this was done before the headphone idea, although DID try after all that but before headphones and got same crash, so prob 95% confident it was the audio issue...)
So leaving this here and hoping maybe someone with similar issue happens accross it and finds this works for them without them having to do all the above :/