Unless your PC is older than 15+ years old, your display adapter should support at least openGL2.1. If that is the case you're out of luck but if it isn't then you either have a driver issue or hardware issue. You can try to get more info by opening the device manager, extend the collapsed lists and right click on any device showing an exclamation mark in a little yellow triangle and look at its properties.
If uninstalling and reinstalling display drivers doesn't help even after using
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to uninstall them or the issue is persisting even after completely clean fresh OS installation, then that means there's something wrong with the hardware.
You can try cleaning the PC removing any corrosion build-up that can be seen on old electronics due to moisture in the air.
If you have a desktop PC with a discrete GPU, you can try to install the GPU in another (appropriate) slot in the motherboard. If this helps that means either your motherboard's or CPU's PCI-E controller is at fault (usually the lower slot is controlled by the motherboard and upper/top slot by CPU) and not the GPU itself.
If you have a laptop with both discrete GPU and on board graphics like the example image above in the spoiler, then try disabling the one that shows error in the device manager.