skyrim/le/ Does anyone play this game on Windows 10 64-bit

[Moricano]

My Skyrim LE version is SKSE 1.9.32.
The game ran perfectly when I played it on Windows 7 64-bit. Now I have a slightly more advanced PC—Windows 10 64-bit, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (which is a bit outdated now), and an SSD. I installed the game and the mods I’ve always used, but when I launch it, the game opens fine; however, right at the start, the cart, the horse, the guard, my character, and the three prisoners all start spinning uncontrollably.
I need a solution. Does anyone here use Windows 10 and manage to get that opening sequence to run perfectly when starting a new game? I’ve tried everything, and every time I test it, the same thing happens—everything goes haywire and flips over.
If anyone has a solution and could send me their SkyrimPrefs.ini file, I’d really appreciate it. I’ve wanted so badly to play this game with better graphics, and now that I have a decent PC, I can't even get things to move in a straight line.

[Kastagir]

 

3 hours ago, Moricano said:

The game ran perfectly when I played it on Windows 7 64-bit. 

You mean when you played through the intro?  How many mods did you have then?  And how many do you have now?
This has nothing to do with your Windows version.  You have too many mods installed.  The startup sequence may seem boring to you but the game is doing a great deal of work under the hood.  It is initializing scripts and quests, loading menus and animations, processing sequences of actor dialog and behavior on a level that isn't often encountered in the game.  The more mods you have installed the more instability this causes.  This is why saving your game before you've exited the cave under Helgen is a sure way to corrupt your save.  Your solutions are to either wait until you leave Helgen before installing/activating your larger mods or find a mod that allows you to skip the Helgen intro entirely.

[Taki17]

I used a setup not-to-dissimilar to yours (Win10, i7 4770k, GTX1060, SATA SSD) and the game can be made to run perfectly. Since then, I've transitioned to using Skyrim SE on this very same setup, however I ran Skyrim LE for a long enough time on this. The issue you are facing is most likely down to higher framerates, Skyrim can "technically" do above 60 frames per sec, but some parts go crazy - like physics, as you are experiencing.

 

First, check the framerate you are getting, and try to cap the game to 60 frames first, also make sure vsync is enabled (it should be by default). See if the issue with the physics going wild still persists, and we go from there if needed.

 

If you wanna run at higher frames unlocked, install this

 

Edited 1 hour ago by Taki17