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Thank you for looking into it.
One question: I paid for VorpX once. So I have one licence. Is that a licence for one PC?
Can I dual boot Win7 & Win10 with one licence but two keys (not simultaneously obviously) or will the first key automatically stop working as soon as I get a second key? Because I would like to test Windows 10 out but not trash my current system for it. Would just buy a cheap SSD to try it.I would like a rollback function aswell because I have a similar problem as the OP. Played Skyrim + ENB in the evening with 18.2 and the next day vorpx updated itself to 18.3 and now I only get a black screen.
I reseted vorpx to factory default.
Reseted Skyrims INI files.
Updated nvidia drivers.
Updated ENB’s dlls.Not even ENBoost without the graphics enhancements is working. Vorpx does hook (I have sound, can load saves etc) but I can’t see anything and the biggest problem is that my Skyrim is so maxed out on mods that without ENBoost TESV.exe goes over the 2.8GB memory limit instantly and just crashes.
And in terms of whether a rollback option is a support nightmare or not, one question: Will I lose Windows 7 support eventually because “we can’t support everything”?
The Oculus software tells me everytime that Windows 10 provides the best performance and Steam charts show that more and more people are using Windoes 10 instead of 7/8…….
The new update broke Skyrim + ENB for me. I just get a black screen in Rift and a small grey square in the top left corner on the monitor. The vorpx overlay works and I can change Full VR to Cinema Mode for example where I look at black screen also (but I do see the cinema around me). It works without ENB like normal.
I reseted vorpx to factory default.
Reseted Skyrims INI files.
Updated nvidia drivers.
Updated ENB’s dlls.I know ENB was always prone to bugs/crashes with vorpx and only worked for me at least with the injector but it DID work. I don’t use vorpx for anything else so it would be very nice if someone could help me.
Running Windows 7 x64 by the way.