One of the really dumb thing that Microsoft does in windows is a setting that hides the file extensions for known file types - one of those known file type extensions that it doesn't show is the.exe extension.The Skyrim.exe is actually named TesV.exe - which is shown in your list as just TesV. There are quite a few other options that you can either enable or disable in that Folder Options section. If you want those extension to be visible when you look at lists of files click on 'start' select 'Control panel' from the right panel in the upper right corner of the control panel page - select View by: then select large icons to see all of the categories select Folder Options Click the View tab Scroll down to find 'Hide Extensions for Known File Types' - uncheck that Click apply, then OK This will not only enable you to see any.exe, but it also shows the.ini files and several other types of extensions. I've attached a picture of my Skyrim folder Thanks for any help you can offer. YES, SKSE loader is in the main folder and not the data folder. (link below) this is the exact same setup that I used a week ago with no problems. I followed the installation instructions to the letter as given in the official SKSE installation video on youtube. I wiped it off the system and downloaded fresh. So I decided to start all over again with SKSE as well. When I redownloaded and tried to run SKSE, I got the 'couldn't find TESV.exe' message.
Then Do to some system issues, I had to uninstall steam and all my steam games. I was running SKY UI and Better Map with Roads-All Roads. I know this has been done before, but the old answers don't help. I mean can't they make it prompt us to point to game location like other installers? I put Launcher in game dir yet it cannot find TESV.exe.
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