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[chrischan0323]

Maybe I am the unlucky one, still doesn't fix CTD......
Mine using GTX 560, RAM4GB ,Windows 7 32-bit

This can prevent me CTD sometimes, but got stuttering heavily......

"As Admin In the command prompt type this exactly:
bcdedit /set increaseuserva 3072
Then hit enter."

Edited by chrischan0323, 21 December 2011 - 05:10 PM.

[Dartzlink]

edit:

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ok....
I was angry...

But this patch is not for me...

Edited by Dartzlink, 21 December 2011 - 07:18 PM.

[Osmanli]

to everyone who have problems after applying a new game or SKSE patch.

be sure that you delete the old SKSE exe and dll files first before you install the new patch and SKSE version.

VERY IMPORTANT thing is that you must delete the two text files "skse" and "skse_loader" too. which are being created everytime by the SKSE itself after the first run of the current version.

other usefull thing are that you can deactivate your mod esp`s and esm`s during update both. after applying new game and SKSE version you can activate it again. now you should be on the safe side. start your game first without any mods after updating both. ( beware, dont load a safegame ) and then activate your mods. after this you can activate your mods normaly and should play the game without any problems.

i do this everytime and never had problems so far. regardless of which Bethesda game ( TES IV, F3 or FNV )

hope that works for you all too, if yes HAPPY GAMING Mates !!!

you can also try Zaldiir`s suggestion few comments below.

a very good and useful advice for 32 Bit OS are chrischan0323`s suggestion.

Edited by Osmanli, 21 December 2011 - 05:31 PM.

[bben46]

The new patch adds LAA support that means if you also use a 4GB patch, you could be patching the same thing twice, and the second one may be undoing what the first one did Disable your 3rd party 4GB or LAA patches before trying to run. If you use a custom launcher in NMM, remove it also until you have tested the game and see if it is still needed - especially if your custom launch includes a 4GB patch.

Any mods that require other 3rd party extensions - such as SKSE or Dragon Script - those will no longer work until a new version is made for the new version of Skyrim. And if you are launching using them, it could cause a crash. Disable them until a new version is released (Note: a new version of SKSE is already out)

For those who didn't know, or possibly forgot. A new game patch MAY (and probably does) replace any custom Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini changes you made with the default unmodified versions - Using a backup may not work as they may have made some changes in the ini files also. Instead, compare the new with your backup to see what needs to be changed.

Any changes you made in the controls etc to make your game work better - such as mouse acceleration MAY be affected or changed by the patch. If so, you will have to reapply those changes.

This is NOT a bad thing or something EVIL by Beth, it is common sense. They don't know what you have and how the new patch will affect what you have, so they patch to factory spec only, leaving it up to you to put back any changes you made to the game that change it from the default settings. Make backup copies of things like the modified ini files, Skyrim.exe and other things that could be changed by future game patches.

[tfkillzone]

No problems at all, works great. Glad they finally support 4GB

[elalainus]

This patch didn't resolve the recurring ctd's for my character (200+ gameplay hours) Newer characters don't have ctd problems though, but I don't want to start a new character everytime I reach 150+ gameplay hours!! This sucks!!

[GameMerc]

I finally dont crash to desktop no more!!!!

[Sagiy19]

To everyone having problems with the patch (or any other patch for that matter):
Before complaining about Bethesda ruining your game, disable all your mods and try again.

If that doesn't work, delete (move) all interface resources installed into your data folder. Some UI changes could cause CTDs in menus on an updated game.

Still having problems? Try "Verify Integrity of Game Cache" from Steam (right-click Skyrim -> Properties -> Local Files).

If you are using ENB and/or SKSE, try uninstalling them, and try again.

If the game still don't work, try deleting "Skyrim.ini" and "SkyrimPrefs.ini" from "DocumentsMy GamesSkyrim". If this doesn't solve the issue, try reinstalling the game, and if that don't work either, upgrade your PC, and if that doesn't help... well, then you're just out of luck.

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If you are using SKSE, be sure to update to 1.04.02!
If you are using the 4GB patch, don't use it anymore!
If you are using ENB, try to always keep it up to date! (Current version is 0.101)

Right on the money! Well done.

Except for one thing, version 101 might still be buggy, version 99 might actually work better.

[lordbelfast]

Alleluia!

[cold12345]

a lot has been said about CTD's... but does this patch solve the constant stuttering present in Skyrim, anyone?