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If your R* launcher, launcher patcher, or game exe's are have windows compatibility set - I'd uncheck it to test. This used to be a 'fix' on/off for years for some - who did it, tested it, forgot about it - and the game worked fine. However, possibly sitting there somewhere - is your exe's running as windows 7/8/8.1 - and now it is causing issues. I'd definitely doublecheck/start there.
c / program files / rockstar games / launcher - all .exe's.
c / program files / rockstar games / social club - all .exe's
possibly gta5 install folder - all .exe's (but I have my doubts here, but who knows)
Testing didn't give 'me' problems (but I'm also only on win10).
edit - and removing compatibility mode on the steam.exe /restart steam as well~
You want to also be sure the launcher, game, social club, etc - are all actually closed before trying without any compatibility modes set. If you have to go into taskmanager / details and force close any R*, social club, gta/rdr exe's - do it.
There was also a new update today - who knows what other silly issued 'R* caused'. Of course, also possibility changes aren't sticking for other reasons, security, permissions, registry issues, and the like. Confirm the 100% common causes first, before we dive further.
There's also the old x86 - but we'll just assume that isn't your problem unless you give more details.
edit - yes, no one /agrees with it but expect R*/steam to not care.
"Additional Notes: Over time downloadable content and programming changes will change the system requirements for this game. Please refer to your hardware manufacturer and www.rockstargames.com/support for current compatibility information." Their response being 'you were warned'.
Rockstar added a check to halt the launcher if Windows 7 is detected. No real reason to do that other than a dumb corporate decision.
Even GTAIV, a game released for Windows XP now requires Windows 10 to run.
Really amateurish.
You can set windows 7 comparability for the actual GTA V exe though. The launcher is basically just gatekeeping the game from the windwos 7 users, but over time, the launcher won't even be compatible for windows 7 anymore.