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Skyrim acting strange CreateDXGIFactory2 error d3d11.dll


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You could also try to locate dxgi.dll in your skyrim folder and rename it dxgi.dll.bak.

 

This fixed the problem for me. 

 

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It completely works, thanks so much.

  • 3 months later...
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You could also try to locate dxgi.dll in your skyrim folder and rename it dxgi.dll.bak.

 

This fixed the problem for me. 

thank you so much! <3  :D

  • 2 weeks later...
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You could also try to locate dxgi.dll in your skyrim folder and rename it dxgi.dll.bak.

 

This fixed the problem for me. 

YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!!!

  • 2 months later...
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You could also try to locate dxgi.dll in your skyrim folder and rename it dxgi.dll.bak.

 

This fixed the problem for me. 

 

Thank you - this fixed this issue for Oblivion for me.  So much nicer now.

 

Eric

  • 1 month later...
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Sir Pousko, I Deirgeas thank you humbly for the fix to the 'CreateDXGIFactory2 error d3d11.dll'. Your method is flawless and ingenious, to simply add [.bak] to the dxgi.dll. I immediately thought you a wizard for such an idea, for the burden is lifted and we whom were victimized of this error will never forget your contribution to our Skyrim lives, as we can now rest easier in regards to our adventures. On behalf of this, I post here now to thank you, for my problem is now resolved thanks to you. I return now to Skyrim, a happy Dragonborn.

  • 2 months later...
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You could also try to locate dxgi.dll in your skyrim folder and rename it dxgi.dll.bak.

 

This fixed the problem for me. 

Tnx. Your a hero.    :D

 

Well it did fix the problem but it did create some other.

As soon as i modded a body the eyes where gone from the soccets and some strange lagging apeared in the mid section of altered 

body's So i reinstated the mentioned file and the problems where gone. 

Now all i get is the warning on startup. The game seems to run fine.

  • 2 months later...

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