if the game is now stable, make a copy of your Skyrim folders and paste them to a safe space. (don't add any 3rd party mods untill after exitting Helgen Cave.) test game installation with new character. check load order from the DATA section of the splash screen: dawnguard, hearthfires, dragonborn, HR textures 1, 2, 3. (its safe to ignore the "1 file." message.) re-install Skyrim from Steam by right clicking on the game icon in your Steam library. This will make sure all the software/hardware hooks are reset. turn off the computer, wait a couple mins., restart computer. (copy Saves folder to desktop, your saves may not work with the new install because of the mods no longer being active.) delete all files in Users>(user name)>My Documents>My Games>Skyrimįolder. delete all files in Steam>Steamapps>Common>Skyrim folder. delete Local Content via Steam by right clicking on game from Steam Library. deactivate and delete all Nexus and "other" mods from the game. unsub and delete workshop mods from the DATA section of splash screen.
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Originally posted by grimus:Re-install LOOT. Can anybody please help here? I just want to play the ******* game without it crashing and have LOOT working again. I apologize if this haven't been very helpful in describing my situation, but I'm lost and have no idea what to do. Details: "D:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Skyrim\loadorder.txt" is not encoded in valid UTF-8. TesModManager created duplicate GHOST files of all my mods and I think changed the path that the game normally runs on, so I deleted it, deleted Skyrim, reinstalled it, and now LOOT is screwing up on me too! When I use it to try and optimize the load order, I get a window that pops up showing load paths for Skyrim and I have no idea what it means, so when I try and exit around it, I get this error:Įrror code: -1 libloadorder failed to create a game handle. Then I downloaded a mod manager called TesModManager, and then things started to get really screwy. I downloaded Tes5Edit to help remedy the errors LOOT was detecting, but nothing worked. LOOT was working for a while, reordering my mods and whatnot, but the freezing bugs kept getting me enraged. So what I have been doing is seeking fixes and alternatives to prevent this from happening as much as I could, so I downloaded the unofficial patches from the Steam Workshop, which also recommend LOOT. Whenever I am in game, the game will randomly freeze up and the only way out is by using the task manager to end the process of Skyrim.exe. So my Skyrim has been having trouble staying running.
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