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and enbseries.ini
section [INPUT]
_____________
or try "Shift+Enter" after open console
// enter
KeyEditor = 13
Save before that back up these files.
After that, the menu should open combination "Shift+Enter"
Let me just open it a bit.
If you have ENB, then you also have a file named enblocal.ini in you <InstallationPath>\SteamApps\common\Skyrim
Open this file. It should open normally with just Notepad (I am using Notepad++ instead).
Look for section INPUT. There you will see what keys are set to do what you wish. What you are looking for is named as KeyEditor and that rules the key to open GUI. As Graywarn said, KeyEditor value should be 13 by default. This number equals [ENTER].
If the value is something else, then manually replace it to 13, to represent the [ENTER] key.
ENB uses [SHIFT] as a command key. When KeyEditor is 13, using [SHIFT]+[ENTER] keycombination should open your ENB GUI.
If this change does not take effect in game, then you may have double files in your folder, or something preventing enblocal.ini from taking effect in your game.
This is how my INPUT section looks in my enblocal.ini.
Edit: Typos. It's past the midnight. Time to get some sleep.