SL installation does nothing + outdated sexlabutil.dll

[JimmyCow]

Not sure what's going on.

 

Everything was going perfectly fine yesterday, stacked up like 80 mods with no serious issues and suddenly today I do one or two things and the game nukes itself.

 

I've tore down everything I can think of, and I definitely have fewer mods up and running than and Sexlab simply won't work. I can even start a completely new save, click install SL. I exit MCM and I will get all the ingame messages that tell me this and that got installed, finally telling me SL is completely installed. I can go back to MCM and check, but the SL MCM menu will remain completely unchanged. It only lets me install again. I can save and quit, then come back. Now I'll get a message saying sexlabutil.dll is outdated or missing, and SL was incorrectly installed.

 

That's nuts!

I can start a new game and basically the same thing happens.

 

I have NO idea what I did. The game hasn't changed a bit. I've just went and started a vanilla profile in MO2 and installed 6 mods that are just the basic ones, such as SKYUI and requirements for Slab. The same issue happens.

 

I've been on SL 163 BETA 4. I know BETA 5 just came out but I don't understand how things were running PERFECTLY fine in beta 4 until tonight.

 

(FNIS still seems to be generating for my non-vanilla profile though, but I don't know if that's an issue.)

Wtf is going on

 

 

Edit: WHAT. WHY DOES BETA 5 WORK?

SOMEONE END MY MISERY

Can someone let me know if I'm SUPPOSED to see all the names in BETA 5 with " $SSL" at the beginning. Can someone tell me if THAT is normal?

Thank god at least most of it works...? I think?

[Fredfish]

Did you accidently allow Skyrim to update to the latest version?

sexlabutil.dll is a SL file that has to match the Skyrim version.

[JimmyCow]

Definitely not... I don't think SSE was updated today? Nor did I?

[Ulfberto]

if you are using sexlab beta 4 make sure to download the beta 5 upgrade patch to match the latest skyrim version (1.5.62) and skse64 (2.0.12 or 2.0.11)