How can you get an ENB to work on Windows Compatibility Mode? I want to keep Windows 10 but just change my compatibility properties for Fallout to prevent crashes. For now though, since youre having problems, try removing EVERYTHING ENB/ICBINE related that you put into your Skyrim directory and see if that allows your game to load. However, when running in Compatibility Mode for Windows 7/8, the ENB is causing an all black screen (though I do hear sound).ĮNB+Windows 10+ Delete/Rename DLL's = Everything ok but the game crashes non stop.ĮNB+Windows Compatibility Mode+ Delete/Rename DLL's = All black screen (with sound)ĮNB+ Windows Compatibilty Mode+ Leave original DLL's named as originally intended = Error message Sweetfx Skyrim 1 - SweetFX is a universal image improvement and tweaking mod, that works with almost any 32bit DirectX 9, 10 or 11 game or application. Question: All is good on Windows 10 with this workaround, except I'm crashing like crazy.Īdding '.bak' or deleting the files outright gets rid of the error message when running in Windows 10. In your skyrim folder you should at least have: (enb binaries have to match the enb you're trying to use: Enb presets aren't allowed to include the binaries as per Boris (the creator of enb)) (just trying to cover all bases even obvious ones) d3d9.dll. for a 144 Hz monitor you would add fMaxTime0.0069. Add the section HAVOK and under it add line fMaxTime(1 / your monitors refresh rate ) to correct the physics, i.e. This fix worked for Fallout New Vegas too. Under section Display add line bLockFrameRate0 to remove 60 FPS cap.

Removing these two files will stop the error. Originally posted by bobczes:it is safe to just remove two of the injected files that SweetFX injects in the Skyrim directory:ĭelete: dxgi.dll (or rename to )ĭelete: dxgi.fx (or rename to dxgi.fx.bak)

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