ahh when I saw your post, i didnt think you had tried changing your resolution in safe mode. It is definitely a resolution issue though, as refresh rates that aren't supported by the monitor are never used. This is a Windows default to prevent hardware damage.
I know it's a risky process here, but have you tried using a restore point, or editing your boot options to "use the last known good configuration"?
Also try uninstalling your screen drivers in safe mode and rebooting, that might do it.
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