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You mean this? No worries though man, I'm trying to make sure people that come after me have find the solution with less searching as well.

Thanks for the walk through, CDCooley. Let it be known, these settings are all 'default' to mean that I installed Skyrim and dlc, then mods, et cetera, then looked at it and these are the values I was given. I never screw with any config or .ini. files unless there is a specifically stated line/value to change for a reason I specifically need. I'll go through and, after making a copy on the desktop(just in case) kill what you suggested and see what happens. I really haven't had any actual issues but given what you said about the issues some of those values can create, it can't hurt to follow your advice, especially if I do experience another freeze/crash. Here's what I did: [Papyrus]fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS = 500.0bEnableLogging = 0bEnableTrace = 0bLoadDebugInformation = 0fUpdateBudgetMS = 1.4fExtraTaskletBudgetMS = 1.4 I know you said to just delete most of this, et cetera, but I am loathe to delete anything when I am having no to minimal issues. I did delete the imaxallocatedbytes line as per your suggestion but everything else I put at or near default. Again, thanks for taking the time to be concise. It really helped and, in case someone else has some issues like mine, maybe this will save them some frustration, lol.

I didn't read back to previous pages, instead reading only page 12 and not seeing a solution there and so posting. So for those like me that assume that if no solution is posted on the last page of a still breathing thread that the problem is still prevalent, let me tell you that it seems(per page 11) that when you open your skyrim.ini under user/mydocs/mygames/skyrim that, despite the SkyUI error talking about the Papyrus section, the issue may well lie under the [Archive] section of the .ini Under [Archive] find the bininvalidateolderfiles= and if it is set to 0, changing it to 1 may well solve the MCM and error issue. It did for several others and seems to have resolved it for me as well. You can check you min/max memorypagesize under Papyrus along with maxallocatedbytes and, as I understand, if they are not at or below 0 they are 'valid'. So, to recap, if you just jumped to the last page and this post is on that page, here's a pic of what I am talking about that should explain the fix well enough

If you are getting a value in the millions for iMaxAllocatedMemoryBytes then you have a technically valid but very wrong setting. Go find the Papyrus section of your INI file and delete it. You can safely change the log/debug/trace settings and you can raise the setting with PostLoad in its name (which simply makes each of your load screens last longer so the scripting system has more time to get everything in the loading cells set up correctly). Raising any other value in that section is an extremely bad idea. I just want to be clear on what you are saying to delete/raise. Here is my papyrus section in my skyrim.ini under mydocs/mygames/skyrim: [Papyrus]fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS = 2000.0bEnableLogging = 0bEnableTrace = 0bLoadDebugInformation = 0iMaxAllocatedMemoryBytes = 2457600iMaxMemoryPageSize = 512fUpdateBudgetMS = 800.0fExtraTaskletBudgetMS = 800.0iMinMemoryPageSize = 256 Are you saying to delete the value of maxallocatedbytes and it will readjust itself and that I can change the three 0 values without risk and if so, what should the allocated bytes read, approx and to what should I change the others to give a reasonable time for loading? It's already a little heavy thanks to the mods I am running and, so far, I've had one crash, during loading which resulted in the load screen sitting without seeming to progress(wisps of smoke and sounds were running but it was 'not responding' according to task manager though no telling if it went unresponsive in response to alt-tab-delete). It has yet to actually crash and close on me so I assume my scripts are getting ample time to load in most situations, thus far. This is on an Asus GamRepublic comp with i7 8c and 12 gram and some silly mid-high gpu with dedram that I'm not looking up for this, suffice to say, I should be having no issue hardware wise. Pic of what mods I'm running Also, as I try to catch up on the latest posts, I noticed the discussion about invalidateolderfiles and saw mine was at 0. I changed it to 1 per CDCooley as I understood his stance. Please let me know if I misunderstood that. I would assume it shouldn't have an ill effect on my current mods being loaded and might even(given that I am assuming its relevance to this thread) help to end this SkyUI error?

I know this is an old thread, but if I did the above correctly and got, in order values of >200, >500, >2.4mil then it should be a false error? Which means I can ignore it or...?