A similar process outside of the directory is what must be done for each game you are using ReShade with. In this example, this is how you remove it for PUBG. Perhaps you got ReShade installed, but have no idea how to remove it. Some players may find that reinstalling PUBG is also necessary.

Please uninstall ReShade (or any other blocked program) and launch the game again. You will not be banned for having it on system but you will no longer be able to play PUBG while it is installed. One of the popular programs that will be blocked is ReShade. You won’t be banned for using it, but you simply cannot play the game until it is: It must be removed in order to play the game. One of those measures is by blocking the use of ReShade. However, developer and publisher PUBG Corp have announced they are adding new anti-cheat measures into PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds today. The most popular game that’s had ReShade injected into it has been PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Thank you,d3d11.ini or dxgi.ini ,they both work.Because some friends told me must rename dxgi.ini in the beginning?but it is unnecessary I tested finally.Ok,I will fix my description.By Scott Ellison II ( a post-processing injector to add new effects and enhancements to games that aren’t there by default.

It's thoroughly enhanced my experience now that I've got it working. On a separate note this is a great preset and I really mean that. Should probably change that in your install instructions. Game runs perfectly fine as soon as I remove them.ĮDIT: fixed the issue by renaming d3d11 to dxgi, not the other way around. I've tried running the game in both borderless and windowed mode and still the game just fails to start every time whilst your files are in the main game directory. Assassin's Creed immerses you in the memories of your ancestors, fighting to protect free will at pivotal moments in human history. Play your way through history in the award-winning video game series. no need to change dxgi file names to d3d11 as you seem to have done that for us already Welcome into the Assassin's Creed Universe.

the file paths in d3d11.ini have all been changed to my own game's. I'm quite used to installing ReShades and ENBs for all types of different games and I've followed your instructions to the letter. Mondello90 wrote: Hey man, I'm really interested in trying this out but I'm getting crash on start up.

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