Your laptop is more recent than my laptop. So that is not the problem.

For the 13.00 version needs you Windows Media Player from Microsoft to be installed.

This is in the Microsoft app store on your computer.

Look if Media Player is installed. If not; install it.

Use Ccleaner portable to clean registry and do a health check.

To clean your computer of conflicting old installs

https://www.ccleaner...ccleaner/builds

https://e-sword.net/

Then install again the 13.00 edition from the download in https://e-sword.net/

By the way: I speak also Dutch/Nederlands.

The problem is a printer memory conflict when e-Sword loads:

Is still buzzy with the problem how to solve the printer problem.

It is a problem like this:

http://www.biblesupp...ustion/?p=38321

You don't need to install bblx files in Win 10

All what you need to do is place it in the e-Sword folder.

The default folder for Win 10 (x64) is:

C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword

for Win 10 (32x)

C:\Program Files\e-Sword

You  need to make a suggestion there:

https://e-sword.net/feedback.html

I also have windows pro 10 and esword 13 would not open, I had to download an older version to make it work again. I tried everything, I think it had something to do with windows pro 10.

http://www.biblesupp...not-open/page-4

All the newer editions of e-Sword for PC supporting more the newer apple modules than the old format modules with a X.

So if you use e-Sword edition 11 until e-Sword 13 is there no reason to convert TOPI to TOPX.

http://www.biblesupp...ues/#entry45032

 

UPDATE Bible

SET Scripture=replace(Scripture,'</red>','\cf0')

 

Rather with a space:

SET Scripture=replace(Scripture,'</red>','\cf0 ')

(with a space after cf0)

<red>red</red>

\cf6 red\cf0

<i>italics</i>

In \cf15\i italics\i0\cf0  words added by the translation

<b>bold</b> are

In \b bold\b0  are

biblegateway.com has 2 official editions of the KJV: (not counting the KJ21 and Webster).

1) KJV based on the the 1987 printing that is in verse per line format. (KJV)
But lacks italics. I think that it is an Oxford edition.

2) Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV) in paragraph format and poetic layout
by the Cambridge University Press.

Both editions using British spelling.
Some differences between both editions in biblegateway.com:

("him" and "Thou" are singular)
Mark 15:2 unto them, Thou (KJV)
Mark 15:2  unto him, Thou (AKJV)

Job 39:16 not her's (KJV)
Job 39:16 not hers (AKJV)

Jer 5:19 your's (KJV)
Jer 5:19 yours (AKJV)

Est 4:11 man or women (KJV)
Est 4:11 man or woman (AKJV)

1Ch 14:10 ? And wilt (KJV)
1Ch 14:10 ? and wilt (AKJV)

1Ki 15:2 Jerusalem. and (KJV)
1Ki 15:2 Jerusalem. And (AKJV)

Gen 16:6 thine hand (KJV)
Gen 16:6 thy hand (AKJV)

Jer 34:16 whom he had (KJV)
Jer 34:16 whom ye had (AKJV)

2Ch 33:19 sins (KJV)
2Ch 33:19 sin (AKJV)

Nah 3:16 fleeth (KJV)
Nah 3:16 flieth (AKJV)
 

Not a typo but a correction done by the publisher of your KJV edition.

The KJV 1611 has "after his kinde" and the KJV 1769 has "after his kind" 12 times in 7 verses in Genesis

Gen_1:11; Gen_1:12; Gen_1:21; Gen_1:24; Gen_1:25; Gen_6:20; Gen_7:14.
 

One of the corrections in the Webster Bible was "after its kind"

The inaccuracies in grammar, such as which for who, his for its, shall for will, should for would, and others, are very numerous in the present version.

I use "Galatia SIL 2.1" for the Greek font.

https://software.sil.org/galatia/

Double click and install in Windows, then start e-Sword for Windows.
 

Those are the standard e-Sword in "English only" using the standard Book order and format of e-Sword.
Without the Deuterocanonical books also called Apocrypha in the King James.

Genesis Gen
Exodus Exo
Leviticus Lev
Numbers Num
Deuteronomy Deu
Joshua Jos
Judges Jdg
Ruth Rth
First book of Samuel 1Sa
Second book of Samuel 2Sa
First book of Kings 1Ki
Second book of Kings 2Ki
First Book of Chronicles 1Ch
Second Book of Chronicles 2Ch
Ezra Ezr
Nehemiah Neh
Esther Est
Job Job
Psalms Psa
Proverbs (also called "Wisdom" of Solomon as some Deuterocanonical books) Pro
Ecclesiastes Ecc (not "Ecclesiasticus" Sirach)
Song of Solomon Son
Isaiah Isa
Jeremiah Jer
Lamentations Lam
Ezekiel Eze
Daniel Dan
Hoshea   Hos
Joel     Joe
Amos     Amo
Obadiah  Oba
Jonah    Jon
Micah    Mic
Nahum    Nah
Habakkuk Hab
Zephaniah Zep
Haggai   Hag
Zechariah Zec
Malachi  Mal

Gospel of Matthew Mat
Gospel of Mark Mar
Gospel of Luke Luk
Gospel of John Joh
Acts of the Apostles Act
Epistle to the Romans Rom
First Epistle to the Corinthians 1Co
Second Epistle to the Corinthians 2Co
Epistle to the Galatians Gal
Epistle to the Ephesians Eph
Epistle to the Philippians Php
Epistle to the Colossians Col
First Epistle to the Thessalonians 1Th
Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 2Th
First Epistle to Timothy 1Ti
Second Epistle to Timothy 2Ti
Epistle to Titus (needs censor bypass: the t after Ti)
Epistle to Philemon Phm
Epistle to the Hebrews Heb
Epistle of James Jas
First Epistle of Peter 1Pe
Second Epistle of Peter 2Pe
First Epistle of John 1Jn
Second Epistle of John 2Jn
Third Epistle of John 3Jn
Epistle of Jude Jud
Revelation Rev

Here in the attachment is the list supported by Tooltip Tool:

The Greek add-ons of Esther and Daniel are not in this list of Deuterocanonical books.
The variant abbreviations with a point are not in the list.

The Original Greek have not only All Caps but also without spaces between the words.
Except if you understand fluent Greek is there no point to do this and All Caps letters make it harder to link to the dictionaries.

Codex B is full of corrections: so if you want to study Codex B without bias then need you pictures.
And understand the symbols for corrections and the Nomina Sacra (Sacred Names).


There are 2 possible solutions for the orthography problem in e-Sword:
1) Get a font that "read" Greek minicules letters as Caps letters (this is the best solution for the orthography problem).
But letters with accents are still a problem.
My Greek Bible modules use only minicules letters (without accents) and is the easiest to "read" of all the Greek modules here.

2) Edit a module and remove accents(if there are accents) and replace each of the 24 letters).
But the shape of the modern Greek caps letters is not the same as that of the first Century.
There is no Unicode solution.

https://www.miniwebt.../remove-accent/
The text is too long: so to you need to split it in 5 or more parts.

Modern Greek sucks for Bible study, and the spaces are for newbies.

The problem is that only Modern Greek Caps letters fonts are available in the small Greek letter block.

Try to edit Market Fresh by Brittney Murphy Design.

https://www.fontspac.../all-caps,greek