First off I have only tested this on one game which is Fallout 4. I am running reshade 3.0.7 (current version as of this post) and windows 10.
So I have figured out a way to make reshade work for direct x 11 by just messing around with the file names.
What I do is rename the "dxgi.ini and dxgi.dll" to "d3d11.ini and d3d11.dll"
I also extract the 2 reshade dlls from the setup program and copy over "ReShade64.dll" to the games exe directory (I'm not sure if you need to do this but I just do it incase.)
I also rename the "reshade-shaders" folder to "ReShade" and change the respective change inside the ini file. (You do not have to do this, this is just something I like doing for myself for neatness)
I have done this on Fallout 4 and it should work for skyrim special edition as well using the same method.
Try that to make the game not crash on startup cannot guarentee it will work on every game.
