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My DLC has a problem and i need help
» Sun Jun 10, 2012 4:35 am
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Farrah Lee - Posts: 3488
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 11:47 am
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Sophie Louise Edge - Posts: 3461
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 4:01 am
Looks like a reference to the Hi-Res Graphics packs which WERE released.
In the Skyrim Launcher, uncheck both of these two and see if your game will run.
In the Skyrim Launcher, uncheck both of these two and see if your game will run.
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Bethany Short - Posts: 3450
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 2:30 am
1.) No official DLC has been released.
2.) what is pack 1 and pack 2?
2.) what is pack 1 and pack 2?
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lucile davignon - Posts: 3375
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 1:26 pm
The OP is referring to the High-Res Graphics pack which was released a few days back.
Okay, the first question I ask the OP is what is your rig (PC) and does it meet the recommended requirements for Skyrim and/or the High Res pack? If it doesn't, the pack either won't run, or will cause graphics anomalies in your game, or crashes.
I'm running off an old duo core system with a 512 meg graphics card, which is far below the specs needed to run the pack. However, I can still boot up with it, and the game with the pack will run for some time before anomalies start showing up, such as people looking like they are wearing purple latex body suits. At other times the game just crashes out.
The way to disable the pack is:
When you boot up in Steam, on the initial game menu (the one where you get the list of opitions on the background picture of Dovakhin on a mountain), select 'Data'...you will then see a little menu with a list of files and any mods you have for the game. The two Hi Res files will be labelled as such, and will have the boxes ticked...untick them, and close the menu. You can then start your game normally.
Okay, the first question I ask the OP is what is your rig (PC) and does it meet the recommended requirements for Skyrim and/or the High Res pack? If it doesn't, the pack either won't run, or will cause graphics anomalies in your game, or crashes.
I'm running off an old duo core system with a 512 meg graphics card, which is far below the specs needed to run the pack. However, I can still boot up with it, and the game with the pack will run for some time before anomalies start showing up, such as people looking like they are wearing purple latex body suits. At other times the game just crashes out.
The way to disable the pack is:
When you boot up in Steam, on the initial game menu (the one where you get the list of opitions on the background picture of Dovakhin on a mountain), select 'Data'...you will then see a little menu with a list of files and any mods you have for the game. The two Hi Res files will be labelled as such, and will have the boxes ticked...untick them, and close the menu. You can then start your game normally.
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(G-yen) - Posts: 3385
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 11:56 am
The OP is referring to the High-Res Graphics pack which was released a few days back.
Okay, the first question I ask the OP is what is your rig (PC) and does it meet the recommended requirements for Skyrim and/or the High Res pack? If it doesn't, the pack either won't run, or will cause graphics anomalies in your game, or crashes.
I'm running off an old duo core system with a 512 meg graphics card, which is far below the specs needed to run the pack. However, I can still boot up with it, and the game with the pack will run for some time before anomalies start showing up, such as people looking like they are wearing purple latex body suits. At other times the game just crashes out.
The way to disable the pack is:
When you boot up in Steam, on the initial game menu (the one where you get the list of opitions on the background picture of Dovakhin on a mountain), select 'Data'...you will then see a little menu with a list of files and any mods you have for the game. The two Hi Res files will be labelled as such, and will have the boxes ticked...untick them, and close the menu. You can then start your game normally.
Okay, the first question I ask the OP is what is your rig (PC) and does it meet the recommended requirements for Skyrim and/or the High Res pack? If it doesn't, the pack either won't run, or will cause graphics anomalies in your game, or crashes.
I'm running off an old duo core system with a 512 meg graphics card, which is far below the specs needed to run the pack. However, I can still boot up with it, and the game with the pack will run for some time before anomalies start showing up, such as people looking like they are wearing purple latex body suits. At other times the game just crashes out.
The way to disable the pack is:
When you boot up in Steam, on the initial game menu (the one where you get the list of opitions on the background picture of Dovakhin on a mountain), select 'Data'...you will then see a little menu with a list of files and any mods you have for the game. The two Hi Res files will be labelled as such, and will have the boxes ticked...untick them, and close the menu. You can then start your game normally.
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Enie van Bied - Posts: 3350
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 8:40 am
my pc can run skyrim in ultra i have a Geforce gtx480 a intel i7core and my motherboard is a asus p8h6-m EVO and i have no problems with the game itself, i just dont understand why this happens, and i know how to disable the pack im playing without the pack and its fine know
I would reinstall the Packs from scratch, and see if that makes any difference, could have just been a blip in the download that missed a file etc.
Do you have any 3rd party mods running as well? as there could be a confilct with one of these.
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Juanita Hernandez - Posts: 3269
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» Sun Jun 10, 2012 3:04 am
I would reinstall the Packs from scratch, and see if that makes any difference, could have just been a blip in the download that missed a file etc.
Do you have any 3rd party mods running as well? as there could be a confilct with one of these.
Do you have any 3rd party mods running as well? as there could be a confilct with one of these.
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Charlotte Buckley - Posts: 3532
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