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Basically, search "d3d9.dll *operating system here*" and use the whole d3d9_other.dll thing mentioned in the HiAlgoBoost FAQ.

If you read the FAQ, HiAlgoBoost is for GPU-limited set-ups. I don't know your rig too well, but if you're actually CPU-limited, then HiAlgoBoost won't help you. That said, if they're about the same, then just turn off the dynamic resolution via SHIFT + END. Also, don't be afraid to use a secondary d3d9.dll tweaked for your system. I use one, and that definitely makes a difference.

So... Beastmaster, White, Lawful Good Dwarf Paladin/Sorcerer. Well. That's quite a mouthful.

HiAlgoBoost- Basically dynamically changes your pixel resolution as you play. Standing still, you get full resolution when you can actually notice it. When you're moving and/or turning? It lowers it. Saves a ton of FPS. SMCO- Texture optimization. Even comes in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, and it has a very simple, clean interface. I advise you only optimize DDS and BSA with DDS only. NIF optimization might go awry and cause crashes. Which is bad. Ordenator- Noticeably slower than SMCO but with loads more options. What this has going over SMCO is that is can unify redundant files in your BSA's, can resize patterns, can turn textures into mipmaps for faster loading, and can reduce/correct texture resolutions. That last one has been a boon with my wimpy Intel HD Graphics. Downside? It can't convert certain texture types, though it'll do its darned best to optimize them (like ARG8... something, if I recall). However, SMCO can. So, I run that first and then Ordenator. Everyone's happy.

Well, medium, sure. If you specifically want to play Skyrim on medium, then sure, you should be able to run it, especially with performance-boosting mods such as HiAlgo Boost and texture optimizing mods such as SMCO and Ordenator available. It'll be fine if you just want that. But, if you want to play other games- at least more modern ones- well... to be truthful, integrated graphics cards suck. A lot. I say this from experience because I'm using one- an Intel HD Graphics. Period. No 3000, no 4000. Just... Intel HD. It's not fun, let me tell you. I'm just trying to offer some advice here- if you're planning to game, you'll want a dedicated graphics card. Or at least an integrated AMD card.

Huh. 1TB hard drive, 8 GB RAM... looks good, man, looks go- "Intel HD graphics 4000" NAW MAN DON'T DO IT DON'T DO IT MAN NO DON'T

Anyone?

Having a similar problem on my end. Have both Autohotkey and WScript, but I can't run either ATTK or ATTK Light without having similar stuff happen. Currently run Windows 7 64-bit. I checked in the processes tab of the task manager and found WerFault.exe*32 adding as the same time as ATTK's .exe, both ending shortly thereafter. I tried with and without running as administrator, with various compatibility patches, making sure they were excluded in my antivirus/spyware kits, and they still don't work. I really don't know what to say.