d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
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d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
Hi. I love ENB, modding Skyrim and having my game look top-knotch. However, I've been running into a problem. Whenever I insert d3d9.dll into my Skyrim main folder in the steam/steamapps/common/skyrim, the game crashes. It crashes even faster when I load it using SKSE. Running it has administrator does not fix this problem. I'm unsure what to do as I followed the mod I am using instruction's to the letter. Any response would be great, thanks.
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Re: d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
Install latest DirectX Runtime from microsoft web site.
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Re: d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
Nope. Skyrim is still crashing before any loading screens. Just a little black box in the top left followed by Skyrim.exe has stopped responding. I'm considering adding enbpatch.ini, configuring it to detect the correct d3d9 of course.
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Re: d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
Then it's crapware running or steam overlay, search here about this.
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Re: d3d9.dll causing Skyrim to crash.
Load order? Use TES5 Edit to check if that is crashing you, and use LOOT to fix the load order if you have not already.
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