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Open Steam, go to your game library and right click Fallout New Vegas and select Properties, under General uncheck the Enable Steam Overlay, this has to be off, not only does the steam overlay interfere with enb, but it all so creates memory leaks within the game, now open the Updates tab, under the Automatic updates tab change it to Only update this game when I launch itĬreate a folder, not in the program files directory or the game folder, put it somewhere, were you want ever have to move it, if it gets moved later, it will break the Vortex dashboard links we are gonna create, I placed mine on my D-drive as a standalone folder If you have the extra hard drive space, i recommend you make a copy of the Fallout New Vegas game folder and keep it as a backup ini files for the game and for Vortex, when you set up the graphic options, Launch the game from the game launcher, select Options, under Detail select Ultra, then under Graphics Adapter and Resolution, Set your Resolution and Disable Antialiasing, it needs to be OFF if you plan to use Rudy's Enb, uncheck Vertical Sync, V-sync should be enabled from your drivers on Nvidia Control Panel, and we will cover that soon, after launch the game one time and close it out after to establish the ini files Now reinstall Fallout New Vegas and DO NOT put it in your Program Files Directory, once installed, boot the game one time and close it out, make sure and do this, you have to boot the game one time to establish the. If steam is installed in your programs files directory and you only have one drive Now go to Users/?Your User Name?/Documents/My Games and delete the SFalloutNV folder, Now go to Users/?Your User Name?/AppData/Local and delete the FalloutNV folder, Now go to Steam and under your game library right click Fallout New Vegas, go to manage, then Uninstall In file explorer, go to what ever drive you have your game installed on, go to steam/steamapps/common and delete theFallout New Vegas folder. A fresh copy of the game is requirement for this guide, no exceptions, if you skip this and something breaks, then its your fault, and I will not help youįirst open file explorer and select View at the top, and make sure you have File name extensions and Hidden items check marked, so they are enabled

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