Arqade Asked on July 20, 2021
Two weeks ago I borrowed an Oculus Rift for the weekend and installed some mods for it, following this guide. Now I’m trying to run it again without the Oculus, and it instantly crashes to desktop.
I click on Skyrim in my Steam library, and then click Play
from the launcher. A console window pops up for half a second, closes, and the game doesn’t run. Sometimes I see a black screen flicker up and then close.
Skyrim.ini
and SkyrimPrefs.ini
files.Delete Local Content
, followed by Install
.Per SevenSidedDie‘s recommendation, I deleted d3d9.dll
, hijackdll.dll
, and libfreespace.dll
from my SteamappscommonSkyrim
folder. It’s alive!
Uninstalling and reinstalling via steam does not remove the Skyrim
folder. If you manually added any DLLs during the modding process, you may have to remove them manually as well. Alternatively, if you don’t know which DLLs to remove, uninstall the game, delete the Skyrim
folder, and then reinstall. You will not lose your saved games, since they are stored in UsersUSERDocumentsmy gamesskyrim
, rather than in steamapp
.
The guide you linked to has one step that tells you to dump a punch of Perspective DLLs into Skyrim's executable folder. Since Steam doesn't know these files, it will refuse to delete them! They will still be there when you do a "fresh" install, and will be injected into Skyrim whether you have the Oculus Rift installed or not.
Delete those DLLs, and Skyrim should be fine.
Correct answer by SevenSidedDie on July 20, 2021
I would try Verifying your Game Cache
. But then I would of tried that before reinstalling.
Right click on your Steam game in your library > Propertyies > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Cache
Also, good for you (and me when I had this same problem) this also resets your game settings (only for Skyrim, I believe). So your display driver/hardware will be re-found.
If this does not work then I can only assume that the Oculus Rift has changed your computer in some way that Skyrim does not like. I would try reinstalling/updating your video drivers.
Answered by Jonathon on July 20, 2021
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