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For whatever reason, I seem to usually visit the base screen from the personnel screen, and there are never any issues. Maybe try that?
Maybe make sure your screen resolution is set to the same as the game screen resolution (I use 1366x768 for both; options - windowed game mode, 16 bit color, anti-aliasing none, texture/shading/dynamic medium, image postprocessing none)?
Maybe it is a corrupted install? I've had game-start crash issues on Steam w/ .ddl files before, even though the Steam manager said the game was installed properly (for X-COM no less). I downloaded a free demo system repair app and it found issues in ddl files specific to X-COM... among other issues... and 'fixed' them, then afterwards the game ran fine.
Also in the NVidia control panel I have it set to "use my display's built in scaling".
So now with those changes, you say it is not crashing?
Here's my settings info from the Options.cfg file found in the Profile folder:
GKEY 12 "resolution_x" INT 1360
GKEY 12 "resolution_y" INT 768
GKEY 12 "refresh_rate" INT 60
GKEY 12 "true_color" BOOL FALSE
GKEY 12 "aspect_ratio_x" INT 16
GKEY 12 "aspect_ratio_y" INT 9
GKEY 12 "fullscreen" BOOL FALSE
GKEY 12 "gamma" FLOAT 0.5
GKEY 12 "scale_texs" INT 1
GKEY 12 "use_shaders" BOOL TRUE
GKEY 12 "shaders" STRING "medium"
GKEY 12 "disable_ground_bumps" BOOL FALSE
GKEY 12 "image_post_processing" BOOL FALSE
GKEY 12 "dyn_lighting" STRING "dynLight_medium"
GKEY 12 "smart_gamma" FLOAT 0.5
GKEY 12 "antialiasing" INT 0
GKEY 12 "anisotropic_filter" FLOAT 0
GKEY 12 "sw_sound" BOOL FALSE
GKEY 12 "background_animation" BOOL TRUE
KEY "old_va_mode" BOOL FALSE
KEY "dyn_lights" STRING "dynLight_high"
KEY "maximized" BOOL FALSE
Are you running it with a patch? I bought my copy on GoG, which auto-installs patch 1.7 along with the game. This guy had the same problem, you could try bumping the thread or pm'ing him over there? https://www.gog.com/forum/ufo_series/ufo_afterlight_crash
Maybe try contacting the community who wrote the patch to see if they know what is going on?
As a last resort, I would suggest downloading and re-installing the whole thing again from scratch. If you have the same problem, at least you'll know it isn't a corrupted game data file.
Sorry I couldn't help any more than that :(