kirkonacid

I downloaded Frostfall the moment I found it all those years ago and it has been a staple ever since. I was very excited it got added for the SE so quickly. This seems like a very cool series. There are certain mod authors who are "celebrities" of the mod world (at least imo) and Chesko is definitely one of them! Keep up the great work on the site and the mods!

I've got the same mods running on both my laptop and my desktop, but for some reason when I load up a save from my laptop onto my desktop, items from mods dissapear. Armor crafted through Armorsmith Extended and beds from Homemaker for example. Each computer is running the same version of the mod.

I had this same issue before. Turns out I needed to run NMM as an administator.

The whole game is an instant CTD or still when trying to load a save file?

I'm having a similar issue after updating mods. I'm still trying to figure out the cause because it works on my laptop, but not my desktop. From your load order though, longer power lines is incompatible with homemaker, which does the same thing anyways.

I'm not judging because I have the exact same problem! Granted my laptop is not exactly a clone, it's less powerful and I'm not running as many texture mods (without .esps). My laptop is loading my previous saves, but my desktop isn't. I'm in the process of reinstalling on my desktop now to see if that helps. I am unable to load any saves, but I can start a new game on my desktop. On my laptop I have no issues with the same files. It's very bizzare. Edit - I played a new game for several hours on my desktop and got a CTD when exiting the cave under Red Rocket. When I started the game back up without changing a single thing, the save wouldn't load just like the others.

LOOT can help with load order to a certain extent. I can't say whether the newest version of NMM has the same issues with queing installations, but it's usually best to install one at a time because more often than not, NMM seems to get hung when queing mods.

Glad you got it working! I've gotten in the habit of running my order through LOOT religiously after changing up my mods, updating them, reinstalling them, or adding new ones after missing master problems in Skyrim too many times to count. LOOT isn't fool-proof, but it is extremely helpful.

Right click on the .ini files you need to change and uncheck "read-only." You will then be able to save it properly. As for the require .ini changes themselves, follow these instructions: http://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/Fallout_4_Mod_Installation

Ensure that NMM is able to run as an administrator and make sure you have applied the required .ini edits.

In the past I remember having to do the same thign in Skyrim. I'm not an ENB expert by any means, but is there an .ini setting in the ENB files that may be the culprit? I'd check the ENB forums as it may be already answered there as well.

I can't speak to the re-name settlers mods as I've never used it myself. In past Fallout games I've used radio mods and it seemed like quite a few required additional downloads of the actual audio files, probably not your problem ,but doesn't hurt to mention it. I've not encountered issues with Homemaker either. Are these the only mods you're currently trying to use or just the only mods not working?

I can confirm that I have Fallout 4 on my SDD and NMM on my standard hard drive. Like the above user mentioned, enable NMM to run as an administrator. Without that option ticked, NMM symlinks don't work properly.

Optionally, run your list throught LOOT as it will be able to tell you, probably anyways, if any other plug-ins are using SSEx as a master.

You may be encountering the same problem I had with my missing textures. Ensure that NMM is running as an adminstrator.