### Godot version

4.1 (many ver.)

### System information

Windows 10 - 4.1 (many ver.) - OpenGL 3.3 compatibility

### Issue description

I installed several versions of godot to test, **_as I have a very old computer_**.
i don't know if this is a BUG, or just my OLD Hardware be incompatible.

**HARDWARE:**
intel q6600 quadcore, 4gb ram, windows 10(last update), ATI Radeon HD 3650 - 512mb VRAM.

**OpenGL Extensions Viewer 6.4.1.1:**
OpenGL Version 3.3 (3.3.11672 core profile forward-compatible context)
Driver Version: 8.970.100.9001 (13-jan-15)
DirectX: 10.1, 9
Shader model: 4.1
Vulkan: N/A

VERSIONS TESTED and **WORK** fine:
**3.5.2stable**_win64 -> OK _(NO extra cmds prompt needed)_
**3.6beta2**_win64 -> OK _(NO extra cmds prompt needed)_
**4.0.3stable**_win64 -> OK with some errors but work
**4.1-dev1**_win64 -> OK with some error but work _(see image TOP)_

VERSIONS TESTED and **ALL THAT NOT WORK**:
4.1-beta1_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-beta2_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-beta3_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-dev2_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-dev3_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-dev4-win64 -> don't launch
4.1-rc1_win64 -> don't launch
4.1-rc2_win64 -> don't launch _(see image Bottom)_

* ALL 4.x i have used (**--rendering-driver opengl3 --rendering-method gl_compatibility**)

I would really like to use the latest version (4.1rc2) and later/future the 4.1 stable , but I couldn't get last version it to work at all, not even loading a project directly into the editor.

i have a screenshot showing the las lines of prompt (top is working "4.1_dev1", botton don't work "4.1_rc2)
![Screenshot-1](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/assets/12751629/d87890d0-225b-4226-9393-b05106968d87)

if you need any LOG or other file with details, please let me know which one, and how preferably.

### Steps to reproduce

I don't know what to put here, I explained the best way possible in the description of the problem.

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
*
 * - setup2(p_main_tid_override) registers high level servers and singletons, displays the
 *   boot splash, then registers higher level types (scene, editor, etc.).
 *
 * - start() is the last step and that's where command line tools can run, or the main loop
 *   can be created eventually and the project settings put into action. That's also where
 *   the editor node is created, if relevant.
 *   start() does it own argument parsing for a subset of the command line arguments described
 *   in help, it's a bit messy and should be globalized with the setup() parsing somehow.
 */
Error Main::setup(const char *execpath, int argc, char *argv[], bool p_second_phase) {
	Thread::make_main_thread();
	set_current_thread_safe_for_nodes(true);
	OS::get_singleton()->initialize();
	
	
	OS::get_singleton()->benchmark_begin_measure("Startup", "Total");
	OS::get_singleton()->benchmark_begin_measure("Startup", "Setup");
	engine = memnew(Engine);
	MAIN_PRINT("Main: Initialize CORE");
	OS::get_singleton()->benchmark_begin_measure("Startup", "Core");
	register_core_types();
	register_core_driver_types();
	MAIN_PRINT("Main: Initialize Globals");
	input_map = memnew(InputMap);
	time_singleton = memnew(Time);
	globals = memnew(ProjectSettings);
	register_core_settings(); 
	translation_server = memnew(TranslationServer);
	performance = memnew(Performance);