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Make sure to NOT be in fullscreen mode. If all this was already mentioned sorry but I ain't got time to go through 9 pages.
I mention cuz this white haze trend drives me nuts but can confirm the fix and special K didn't conflict with ReShade.
Make sure Vsync is turned OFF in options.
Will still say 60 fps onscreen but upon checking my monitor menu (hopefully yours has one) it says 144hz with Gsync on.
With Vsync on my monitor reports 60hz so I know it's working.
When I delete the specialK files from the game folder the games starts normaly again, but whenever I try using SpecialL's file I get this error message.
Any idea how to fix this?
the crash log
SKIM64.exe and the new SKIF.exe tool in the Steam release is basically just frontends that loads the DLL files through rundll32.exe processes that runs in the background. Often times, when a user is unable to remove the Documents\My Mods\SpecialK folder, its because either one of those processes are running with a lock on the Special K DLL files, or the DLL file is injected in a process which then retains a lock on the files.
The usual recommendation I have to work around this is the following
1. Disable auto-start in SKIM (or SKIF, if that's being used).
2. Restart your system.
3. Remove the SpecialK folder.