Hey guys, I hope this is in the right place.

This is probably nothing you've never heard before, but I'm trying to experiment with Dragon's Dogma and having issues getting the injector working (I didn't bother with the wrapper because the d3d9.dll causes an almost instantaneous CTD; there is also no way my PC could handle the performance hit). I've followed the instructions to the best of my knowledge: extracted the requisite files to DDDA.exe's location, made sure enbinjector.ini is targeting the correct process, disabled my antivirus for good measure, ran enbinjector.exe first, then the game...and nothing. I've tried running both programs in compatibility mode, as administrator, installed 2010's DirectX Run Time packs, attempted with both generic injector files and custom settings--the result is still the same. That being, there is no result. The game doesn't register any change at all: visually, of course, there's no difference, and there is no text appearing on the screen, nor can I access the overlay.

I can only assume there has to be interference of some kind, but I can't imagine what since I don't have anything like Afterburner or overclocking or any overlay programs (and I've tried this directly after a fresh boot any way). I don't have Optimus. And it's not like I have a lightning fast system preventing the injection, either.

I've scoured the Internet for hours and I'm empty-handed. Anyone have any ideas?

Specs:
Intel (R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40 GHz, 4 cores; 8 gigs of RAM, 64 bit operating system with an integrated Intel HD 4600 graphics cards.

Not exactly the cutting edge, I know, but ostensibly there should be some response, no?

First of all you need to get rid of this:, then try to use injector. If wrapper not works, it's always issues with crapware, drivers, antivirus, steam overlay/streaming, no dx runtime installed. Also i'm pessimistic regarding Intel gpu, only saw few times incompatibility issues with the mod.

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Get rid of the .dll, or the issue causing the CTD? The .dll isn't present when trying with the injector, but if you mean the second...I installed Runtime (was really hoping this would fix the issue, since it seems to work for so many people), Steam overlay and my antiviruses are disabled, and my drivers are all up-to-date (but this could be an issue of itself, since I have to rely on manufacturer drivers).

I'm also pessimistic about Intel (because, well, Intel), but as far as junkware interfering with the processes...I have no clue. I don't have any of the usual offenders anywhere on my system, but I have no clue what could be causing the CTD. Is there anything I should be looking out for in particular?

To find out if it's problem with crapware, try to install other my mods for different games, if you have any. Crapware issue is the most popular, but not worth to look in to it while having Intel gpu. I don't have any Nvidia or Amd specific code to prevent Intel to work, but i just know that games frequently do not work with Intel cards, could be driver bug. Injector helps (not always) to find out if crapware is the issue, because 90% chance that crapware will miss the mod, but if you can't start injector, i dunno. In case you do it wrong, here is the guide:
1) make sure d3d9.dll is not in game folder (wrapper and injector can't work both).
2) place enbinjector.exe, enbinjector.ini, enbseries.dll in to game folder.
3) open enbinjector.ini and check if process ddda.exe is set in there.
4) run enbinjector.ini
5) run the game.
6) you may close enbinjector.exe now or keep it running if planning to start game again.
Sometime injector unable to inject library in to the process, seems because right moment is lost (it checks processes every 1 ms), so trying several times may help.
For crapware, search my posts by this keyword, users frequently have no idea that something on their system is harmful for 3d applications.

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i5-4690k, 16Gb RAM, GTX 1060 6Gb, X-Fi Titanium, Win7 x128
I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.