Which configuration I need to do to disble enb ?

[FabioManoel1977]

Sorry bad english

Every time that I begin the game I need to set SHIFT+F12 to turn off enb.

Exist any configuration that I can do in enblocal.ini to make it always off?

I do not want to Uninstall enb.

I just think that when I am using enb the game became so dark and my VideoBoard go to 80º temperature, while when I set SHIFT+F12 the game became more clear and my temperature GPU go to just 65º

I have 235 mods installed and very stable, not sure If is enb files that are helping even disabled, then, I do not want to change something that is going right. I do not want to unninstal enb

Someone can help ?

[Jouchebag]

In Skyrim SE folder:

Remove or rename d3d9.dll or d3d11.dll (whichever one your enb is using).

Mine is disabled as "d3d11BAK.dll"

[FabioManoel1977]

but doing it is the same thing of uninstalling enb? Even disabled the graphics features of the enb, I believe that it makes the game more stable with less CTD, I guess it have a better understanding of memory usage, I guess... Not sure... At least it is like this on Oldrim. I remember that in old times I was totally unable in Oldrim to play 5 minutes of the game without getting a CTD, but, with enb installed and even with SHIFT+F12 set the game runs one or two hours without CTD...

UsePatchSpeedhackWithoutGraphics=yes

that was the option in enb of oldrim. makes the game stable without graphic modification, but , looks like not exist it on special edition version

[Jouchebag]

Without your video drivers being able to hook the correctly named .dll file, it will completely disable all enb effects. All the other enb files are configs or plugins for the enb that aren't active unless the enb itself is.

Some enbs are specifically designed to boost performance, not quality. If having it on is crushing your framerate, then it's the kind designed for quality. Might look around for a performance boosting enb for Skyrim SE.

[bLaCkShAd0w]

All you need to do is change the first parameter of enbseries.ini:

[GLOBAL]
UseEffect=true

To false.

IMO having the binary running and properly configured (enblocal.ini) will probably net better performance than without simply due to the enboost portions memory management.

[FabioManoel1977]

Originally posted by bLaCkShAd0w:

All you need to do is change the first parameter of enbseries.ini:

[GLOBAL]
UseEffect=true

To false.

IMO having the binary running and properly configured (enblocal.ini) will probably net better performance than without simply due to the enboost portions memory management.

Thank you very much

[Avrie]

Another way is to set

[GLOBAL]
UsePatchSpeedhackWithoutGraphics=true

in the ENBlocal.ini. which also leaves all memory enhancements and the binary running without any preset loaded. (ENBoost)