That worked! It's working perfectly now with all options ON!
But it's looking all jiggly now because of no AA. So it's either:
-SSAO, reflection etc. and no AA,
-or AA and no SSOA, reflections etc.

Correct?

Basically, yes. It means:
-SSAO, reflection etc. and no Hardware AA,
-or Hardware AA and no SSAO, reflections etc.

You can still use injector based AA methods like SMAA, FXAA or use the built in EdgeAA which you can disable/enable in ENB in-game GUI.
I recommend using SMAA together with EdgeAA to get similar quality as hardware AA.

Boris
Here's a question for you. When enabling hardware AA, there's a text when starting Skyrim that says "Hardware AA detected. Some effects are disabled and quality reduced". What do you mean by "quality reduced"?
Is the quality reduced on the still unaffected enabled effects? Or is the overall quality reduced because SSAO etc. are disabled due to hardware AA?

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Good question!

Quality reduced means incompatible effects disabled, i can't enumerate all of them in that string.

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So that means that bloom, dof, EdgeAA and all the other compatible effects don't have their quality lowered. Thanks for answering!

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