I have used ENB in the past and YES it is the most likely cause to d3d9.dll crashes. Also, Antilag framerate limiter can cause the same thing. How to fix this? Don't use both.

 

I stopped using ENB a while ago and haven't had a d3d9.dll CTD ever since.

Arjen, that's good info about the Antilag framerate limiter. I have seen that loaded in crash reports in the past and didn't know it was a probable cause.

 

For OP and all, I'm moving this to the CTD Forum where it properly belongs and where others who are having difficulties can search that forum and find a solution to their problem.

 

Best regards,

Jim

 

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I am going to give SweetFX which is available through guru3d a try this weekend, I haven't any issues with my current ENB Series but I would like to see what Sweet can bring to the table.