kara1987 Posted May 27, 2016 Posted May 27, 2016 Does the ENB injector or wrapper versions work on windows 10, or are they only for windows 8 and lower? I would really love to use an ENB to make my skyrim a brighter, more colorful world, but it seems that I can't because I have a windows 10. ... I tried installing ENB injector and my skyrim, weather it's skse or steam launcher, does not recognize it whatsoever.
Kaos Wulf Posted May 27, 2016 Posted May 27, 2016 ENB works for Win 10, but you may need a workaround for it. At first, the game wouldn't even start for me and always gave me an error message. I fixed it by renaming the dxgi.dll file to have the '.bak' extension and never had the problem again. Your case may be different, but that's what I had to do on my end.
aim4it Posted May 28, 2016 Posted May 28, 2016 Works fine for me, well the wrapper version works fine. The Injector tends to miss the injection point because the game loads too fast.
RedMonika Posted May 28, 2016 Posted May 28, 2016 Use the wrapper. The injector is - as I understand - for specific use for laptops. I have 10 and the wrapper works fine.
pinky6225 Posted May 28, 2016 Posted May 28, 2016 Wrapper version works for me on win 10 but according to the tool that is on the ENB site win 10 dx9 is limited to 4064 memory I seem to recall being able to put a much higher value in the memory part of enblocal.ini when i had win 7 (although i dont believe there was a tool on the ENB site at the time to check what you should have put) The tool itself is packaged with a dx11 tool as well which always makes me sad when i run it
Slammer64 Posted May 28, 2016 Posted May 28, 2016 There is a limit on Win 10 that Win 7 doesn't have, pinky6225, it's hard coded into the O/S so we're stuck with using 4 Gig or less ram on DirectX 9 games. Boris over at ENBDev.com verified it, that's why the tool shows what it does. I'm actually thinking about setting up a dual-boot Win7/Win10 box just so I have access to the full 6 Gig ram my 980 Ti has.
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