SrAdryX

If after installing Windows several times it still doesn't work, it is clear that it is the game itself.
 
The only thing I can think of that you can do is uninstall GTA 5, and delete the entire GTA 5 folder from your hard/solid/m2 drive... and then install GTA 5 again, this way you make sure it's not left trace of any mod or file that is not 100% of the vanilla game.  
Try if this works (if you haven't tried it already) and if it doesn't, I can only think of 2 more possible solutions:
If you have a CPU with integrated graphics, open the Windows device manager, look in Display adapters for the graphics card that corresponds to the processor, right click and click disable (only if you have an integrated graphics card and also a dedicated one). The same thing happened to me a while ago that happened to you with GTA 5, only in my case it was with Red Dead Redemption 2, the game quit as soon as I opened it and when I disabled the processor graphics it stopped happening, I had to always play with it disabled, although at the same time I stopped having to deactivate it because in some update it was fixed.
 
Contact official RockstarGames support. It is clear that it is a matter of the game, if you do not have any mod and it continues to fail, you have the right to receive official support from RockstarGames, surely they can help you better than me since it is their game and they know how it works 100% inside, So I would recommend that you contact them through their official support page (I didn't provide a link because I don't know if you can put links in this forum)
 
Try the 2 things that I have told you, hopefully it will work for you, and if not, you should contact RockstarGames support, yes, you must be a pain and not give up until they give you a solution, but they will give it to you with complete security since they are obliged to do so.
 
I would like to have a magical power or something that allows me to provide 100% functional and correct solutions in these cases, but unfortunately I don't have it, I only have computer technical knowledge and a lot of patience.
Everything else depends on whether I can think of possible causes or solutions to the problem, and to be honest, I have run out of ideas about what it could be or how it could be solved, if by chance something occurs to me I will let you know, but as I say, at this point, I can only recommend that you ask for official support from RockstarGames.
 
Anyway, let me know anything, I look forward to the day you tell me that you have managed to solve it.

This information is useful, it could indicate several things:
 
Outdated drivers: It is possible that when you download from Windows 11 to Windows 10, your drivers have been misconfigured, implying that you will be downgraded to a previous version that you had before updating to Windows 11. I recommend checking if all the drivers are updated, especially the GPU and CPU Problems with integrated graphics: Some Intel processors have integrated graphics, sometimes it can cause problems (it happened to me with RDR2), you try to open the game and it detects the integrated graphics, since it cannot work with it, it tends to close. I don't know if this is your case, but if you have an Intel with integrated graphics, try deactivating the processor's graphics with the device manager, disabling it. Windows update pending: Sometimes when Windows has a pending update, the games start to go wrong, I don't think this is the case, but check if there is a pending Windows update, if there is, update it, if not, then we discard this. To be honest, I can't think of much else, maybe it could also be a gameconfig file thing, since the default gameconfig file doesn't support large amounts of mod vehicles, very high quality textures and that kind of thing, try downloading a file of modified gameconfig, maybe that will help you if that is the problem.
 
As a last recommendation, if none of this works, you could reinstall the game from 0, doing a clean installation, deleting all the files, mods and so on, if you leave it completely vanilla, it should work perfectly and then you can reinstall the things you had little by little to see if it was one of them.
 
Good luck fixing it, let me know if you have any progress, and if I can think of any other possible solution, I'll let you know.
 

Was glad to help, I appreciate your feedback 😉
You can also add GTA V folder to antivirus exceptions to avoid problems in the future.