Keep all game tools in the same location.

Keep all games installed to an external USB drive (1 -4 terabyte).

Here are some habits I have picked up and go by. I'll get to reinstalling and making sure that I control the data better.īut one more question. Thank you SO much! I think what screwed the pooch was all the cheat mods. This time, make sure the data is better controlled. Rename the current game folder and reinstall the game. IF you have used Nmm to install mods, I suspect you have installed a lot of junk into that data folder and it's a mess by now, so no matter what you choose to do, that mess will remain. Now, if you have installed any mods at all that edit the ini files? then there is the issue, that's where it lays, because removing the mods and still have issues means a control file has been edited. some mods, xml types, UI mods will cause lots of problems, those are loose files that DO load no matter what.with or with out archiveinvalidated. The bsa archives that come with the game, any data what's so ever sitting in the games Data folder will always load no matter what unless, archive invalidated is not active, then the game engine will ignore Loose files.to a point.

Also no hate to the mod creator just listing the mod for extra help.)Īrchive invalidated has no code with in it to cause a crash to desk top, all it does is tell the games engine to ignore default archive reinforcements. (I'm new to modding so sorry of the solution is obvious. Can I fix this? If not what should I do? I even disabled every mod but it still crashes. All it does is go to the loading screen and crash. After I installed this mod(ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated).

Fallout 3 stopped working