Injection DLL Method > ReShade doesn't work?

Hi
I have problems with injection method with ReShade.
It hooks to games (looked in log), but doesn't work.
I always liked to inject, so I don't like to fiddle with dll files into games dir.
It was alot easier for me to inject than copy dlls (QoF) by editing text file with notepad++ (quick replace all).
Is there a way to inject? I have tried different injectors, all failed. I know that all version 1.x.x. worked with injection.
I cannot remember which reshade version that broke reshade with injection method.

Regards
Johan Taunajik

I have to use the ENBinjector tool for fallout nv as I have to replace the d3d9.ddl for a stable fps.
I have to give the enbinjector admin rights so that it can correctly inject into the game.

Sorry for hijacking but I've got a related problem. Managed to get Resident Evil 5 working with ReShade as well as an additional dll to remove the color filter via ENBinjector. Changed the name of the ReShade dll from d3d9 to ReShade32 in order to get it injected properly. Tried it now with 4.3 and it doesn't seem to work anymore. Tried admin mode as well. Anyone any idea what might be the issue? Is the name "ReShade32" still a working alternative?

Thx for mentioning that dll should named ReShade32.dll
Now I can inject proberly.

Lol, glad that helped even though I still coudn't fix my issue.

It works as long as you don't name it any of: d3d9.dll, d3d10.dll, d3d11.dll, d3d12.dll, dxgi.dll, opengl32.dll. These have special meaning for ReShade.

Thing is, the Resident Evil 5 mod is already using a dll called d3d9. I managed to inject ReShade on top via ENBinjector by renaming its file ReShade32.dll but it just doesn't seem to work anymore. Should've documented exactly what I did.
Can anyone recommend other injectors for testing purposes?

use dx10 dll with enb for re5

Still not working. Using Boris' latest version of his generic injector plus RE5 gold fix. RE5 cut support for DX 10 but dunno if that's the cause. Otherwise I might be doing something fundamentally wrong which I didn't back then. Strange.