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Edit: I don't use SMAPI, so that being the issue is eliminated.
Update: I've finally fixed it. I think...
Although I have tried deleting startup_preferences and installing updates several times, it finally worked when I did this sequence precisely. Prior, it had made absolutely no difference. If the game breaks again, I'll update. Hopefully with possible reasons the game broke. Oh, and I still don't run SMAPI/mods. So I'm not sure if this sequence will have any success with SMAPI usage.
Edit: I forgot to mention I also deleted all the save games cloud backup restored when I deleted startup_preferences. I'm not sure if this had any affect on fixing things.
Update (8/6/24): I have installed SMAPI and tested gameplay with very light modding (Content Patcher, NPC Map Locations, Better Ranching, Automatic Gates). The game has remained stable so far.
The quickest/easiest way to get to it is to use Run or WinKey+R and type in %appdata%.
https://postimg.cc/rzbf60xN
If it's not in there, I'm not sure why. But you could delete that entire folder and once the game is launched, a new folder will be created (which is the end goal anyway).
Compatibility modes are found under the properties menu of an executable. In this case it would be the game executable found in the Steam directory. I didn't have any luck with compatibility modes either, but nonetheless.
You can get to it by right-clicking Stardew Valley in your steam library. Go to properties. Go to local files>installed files. There you should see at the top "installed files". Click the "browse" button next to it and that'll open up the game's install folder. Scroll through until you find the Stardew Valley (application). Right click that and you'll find a compatibility tab at the top of that menu.
Maybe a Radeon issue; do you have an AMD GPU?
GPU Software.
Also, the game works if I disconnect my secondary monitors.