lpoolfan

OK found a fix for this on redit. Worked for me hopefully work for you also :) 1.) Download the DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) 2.) Make a new folder on your desktop. 3.) Run the executable and select the new folder you just created on your desktop to extract it to. 4.) Run the DXSETUP.exe You now should be able to use d3d9.dll's on windows 10 skyrim. This includes Sweetfx and ENB.

Well - you can do what I did. Uninstall ENB and never look back. If the author wanted people to use his mod, he would support the operating system they are using. thanks for the reply but i want to use enb to make the game look better.

just bought a new gaming pc to play Skyrim with enb and mods and have been hit with this problem, i've installed everything as instructed by tutorial videos. But when i try launch skyrim from NMM the game crashes straight away, "Skyrim Launcher has stopped working" "a problem caused the program to stop working correctly. windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available." If i remove the d3d9.dll file from skyrim folder game will boot up no problem. my specs are CPU: Intel i3 skylake GPU: AMD R9 380 Nitro Sapphire 4GB RAM: 8gb Can someone please help, i was so looking forward to playing my beautiful modded skyrim :sad:

Anyone?

Hi guys Sorry if i have posted in the incorrect section, i'm a massive skyrim fan and have watched hours of videos of you guys playing skyrim with fantastic graphics, congrats on the great work by all modders. I've cashed in on my consoles PS4 & PS3 & Xbox360 to help fund a Gaming PC Build. I've managed to get the spec's down to the below items on my budget, can someone confirm the below items will be good enough to get the performance i want to achieve, Skyim Ultra 1080p Graphics heavily modded to run like Ruby ENB or Tetrachromatic ENB CPU: Intel i5 6600 Skylake GPU: Asus R9 380 4gb Motherboard: AS Rock Z170m Pro4S RAM: 2 x 4gb Hyperx DRR4 2400 Storage: WB 1tb HD SSD: Kingston 240gb (for Windows) PSU: 600W Bronze Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, thanks