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Windows 10 can't start Skyrim via MO by SKSE...


kepler78

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Hy Guys,

 

I've got a problem on my W10 partition. Yep, launching MO as usual, but when I start SKSE, the program get me this message and the game never run...

 


 

 

GetFolderPath 00000005 failed (result = 80070002 lasterr = 00000002)
Assertion failed in .\IDebugLog.cpp (64): SUCCEEDED(err) (code = FFFFFFFF80070002 (-2147024894))

 

 

 

 

It's not a so big problemn, because I still have my old W7 partition and it's working on, but at least I hope someone could explain me why W10 crashes like that...

 

Thanks guys.

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I have no problems whatsoever  using WIN10.

 

Did you install SKSE correctly?

 

-Data folder should be installed in MO

-All other files should be put into Skyrim.exe folder (not data folder)

 

And remember to run SKSE in MO to start the game, not Skyrim launchers.

 

Also have a clean Skyrim install, except for SKSE and ENB/memory boost.

(plus Champollion, CK, Papyrus Compile and other stuff you might need/use..)

Posted

Hy Guys,

 

I've got a problem on my W10 partition. Yep, launching MO as usual, but when I start SKSE, the program get me this message and the game never run...

 

 

 

GetFolderPath 00000005 failed (result = 80070002 lasterr = 00000002)

Assertion failed in .\IDebugLog.cpp (64): SUCCEEDED(err) (code = FFFFFFFF80070002 (-2147024894))

 

 

 

 

It's not a so big problemn, because I still have my old W7 partition and it's working on, but at least I hope someone could explain me why W10 crashes like that...

 

Thanks guys.

try looking here on a proper installation which could help http://www.loverslab.com/topic/35697-tutorial-mod-organizer-installation-of-skse-v1/

  • 2 years later...
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On 7/28/2016 at 7:10 PM, kepler78 said:

Thanks guyq, it's solved, it was just W10 misdirection problem with "My Docs" folder... ^^

Ok, what did you do, change or edit to correction the misdirection?

  • 3 weeks later...

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