Once Steam has launched, try launching Resident Evil 4 again. In the User Account Control window for Steam Client Bootstrapper, click Yes. Click the Steam folder to expand it, then right-click Steam, then click More, and then click Run as administrator. Navigate to Steam folder in Start menu programs list. Below are instructions on how to run Steam as administrator on a per-launch basis: If, however, it is not working still, try running Steam as administrator. 
Now Resident Evil 4 should run fine once you launch it.
In the prompt window (titled "Restart x.x"") that appears asking if you want to revert the changes, click Exit to close the window and confirm the changes. Your screen should readjust to the new resolution/refresh rate profile you created in the Custom Resolution Utility. ( x.x represents the version number as per the developer's version numbering system.) In the same "cru- x.x" directory where you launched the CRU.exe application, open the restart.exe file. Click OK in the main Custom Resolution Utility window. Click OK in the Standard Resolution window. If your screen resolution doesn't appear as a preset in the dropdown list, choose Other resolution item at the bottom of the dropdown list, and enter in your resolution and "60" Hz in the fields there. Then, make sure that the Refresh rate text field below is set to "60". In the Standard Resolution window, select the Resolution dropdown box, and then choose your correct screen resolution and aspect ratio. Under the Standard resolutions list field, click the respective Add. Check that your active monitor is correctly selected in the top dropdown box. (Make sure the desired file path is entered in the above text field in the Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders window where these options are). You can do this natively in Windows by right-clicking the "cru- x.x"zip" file, clicking Extract All., and then clicking the Extract button. 
Once downloaded, extract the zip files. Download Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) mentioned in this forum post here [. It's simple to revert back to your original refresh rate however see after these instructions on how to do this.** **Bear in mind that the 60 Hz screen refresh rate profile you will create using the steps below will be applied to your entire system and running applications. This is just what worked for me, running a display resolution of 1920 x 1080 144 Hz screen refresh rate. Please note these are just the settings that worked for me there may be a more "optimal" setup, and you potentially might need to tweak the settings in order for this to work for you. Solution #1 - Use Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) to force screen refresh rate to 60 Hz
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