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Gear: OMEN by HP 45L Gaming Desktop PC 21C2 Cycle AV NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3060 (12 GB GDDR6 dedicated) with LHR, Display Connectors: HDMI*1, DP*3 1 TB WD Black PCIe® 4x4 NVMe™ TLC M.2 SSD HyperX 16 GB DDR4-3733 MHz XMP RGB Heatsink Windows 11 Home 64 ADV When first got this system in July, Skyrim AE started consistenly in under 10 seconds independent of the number of active mods (currently 695) or plugins (212). Coincidently or not, started having longer load times after having an issue with OneDrive. Since some time in August, one day SAE would load within 10 sec. However, for the next one or two days, SAE may take up to 3 minutes to load. This happens independent of load order, number of mods, or the use of bashed patch. Currently, one out of three days, SAE loads properly. The other 2 days, loading freezes about the time it would normally show the menu. Also, the longer loading time correlates with much higher CTD frequency, making the game essentially unplayable. Have tried rebooting the HP, which helped once. Use high priority setting; my copy of windows doesn't include "touch screen" and neither LOOT or Bashed Patch, either separately or together have any effect. Have started a myriad of new games with different mod, but always end up with SAE playable one out of three days. This seems to be a windows 11 problem, but I know nothing about the tecnical aspects of operating systems or computers in general. Thanks for considering my SAE problem. I hope some computer Guru can offer me a solution.

Downgraded to 1.6.353 in July. Started to have "corrupt saves" and dialogue issues. Finally upgrade to 1.6.640 in December, 2022 and my "corrupt saves" problem is no longer (knock on wood). Hope this may help others with same problem. Have a Happy New Year!

@wfandrews Thanks for responding. I already use ENBoost plus other performance and memory management mods. In addition to starting new games, have also generated new ini files twice without any change. Haven't found any help searching . May have to rebuild my game.

Stopped playing Skyrim for about a month everything worked perfectly. Started playing again and now can't load any saved game that is above level 1. Have started over 6 times and have made frequent saves, but only the saves at level 1 will load, otherwise CTD. Windows 10 had an upgrade between the time when Skyrim ran perfectly and when I recently started playing again. My game had been stable for almost a year and no new mods were added after started playing again. This may seem to be save bloat but my initial saves are 11 mb and subsequent saves are 12 mb. Used Fallrim on my saves but there was nothing to clean. Currently use 219 mods, but have run as many as 254 without experiencing this problem in the past. Any help will be appreciated.

Started playing SSE again last week. Had added 80 mods, then suddenly SSE crashed on start-up or after game selection appeared. Removed mods but nothing changed. Started from scratch with new game download from STEAM. Started adding mods and no problem with game after adding 55 mods. Added next group of what I consider my core mods and experienced same CTDs as before. Solution: I deleted all of the ini files; started game from STEAM launcher to create new ini files. Then launched a new game with 79 mods using SKSE launcher. Held my breath, crossed my fingers and SSE started without a hitch. I'm puzzled as to how my ini files became "corrupted" and wonder if using BethINI might be the problem.

Not able to reproduce these glitches after replacing Skyrim folder as well as the data folder. In the past have only reinstalled Skyrim by changing the name of the Data folder and letting Steam replace the appropriate files. The Skyrim folder with SKSE, ENB, etc remained untouched. After had same texture problems with a "new" install of Skyrim data files, it occurred to me that maybe I should replace the Skyrim folder along with the Data folder and rebuild my game. Since doing that I have not (yet) experienced any of the texture glitches I previously described. Sorry for posting this problem, but now I know to replace all of "Skyrim", not just the data.

HP Pavilion Elite HPE 257c with Intel core i7 860 @ 2.80GHz and 8 Gb Ram. Started playing Skyrim with ATI Radeon HD 5570 1Gb. A generous Nexus Member gifted me with an ATI Radeon HD 7770 2Gb VRAM in 2014. Unfortunately, it died and replaced it with MSI Radeon RX 560, 4GB VRAM in September this year. Been playing the same modded game off and on since 2013. Game is located on my external USB 3 drive along with my other games. The problem is after installing MSI Radeon RX 560 get strange texture glitches intermittently in virtually every Skyrim exterior location. Doors loose all detail and the doorway is often covered with a brown "foam" that PC has to penetrate to get the "Open" message. On some roads areas get cobblestone textures that appear to float above the road or cobblestones are covered by a brown amorphous substance. Stairways loose their steps and characters appear to wade through a brown substance instead of walking on steps. Rock formations show areas of brown instead of rocky details. Never had these glitches in six years of playing Skyrim until now. These glitches rarely appear immediately when start game, but after about 20 minutes or so these glitches start showing up. Quitting game and starting up again only sometimes temporarily corrects the problem. Same is true if I restart my computer. These texture fluctuations occurred even when I reinstalled Skyrim and had no mods, except "Alternate Start". Since I have never seen these texture problems with my first two video cards, I am concerned that the problem is with the MSI Radeon RX 560 card. PS. Attached file is a screenshot of Whiterun gate from a new, unmodded game.

In response to post #56028336. #56040656 is also a reply to the same post. Thanks very much for responding. I haven't played FO3 in over a year because I'm waitng for Vortex to rebuild my game. I did just change " Fallout Stutter Remover.ini" (per your advice): "iDefaultMode = 1" and "fMaximumFPS =0". in anticipation of rebuilding FO3. Happy Holidays

I'm not technical nor a mod creator, so my question may be naive. My favorite Fall Out game is FO3, however, after upgrading from Win 7 to Win 10, I can only get about 10 to 20 minutes of playtime using all the mods I like (140 including merged mods) before my game crashes. Before the upgrade, I could play several hours before crashing. Will Vortex extend play time? That is, will the game engine perform as if there are no mods added? It seems to me that a major reason for creating MO was to deal with all the problems of the buggy game engine used for Skyrim. Of course, this may not be the case, but if you only have a choice of a few mods you don't really need a mod manager, but if there are thousands of mods to choose from, then a manager is essential. Only the Bethesda games have thousands of mods to choose from and Skyrim has the most. So all the merits of virtualization aside, will these games perform better using Vortex? I hope so and plan to find out because I will use Vortex to rebuild my FO3, NV and Skyrim games as soon as it becomes available.

I have been putting off rebuilding Skyrim for about six months to take advantage of the new capabilities of VORTEX. I would like to get a copy as soon as possible. If it would be useful for an average experienced Skyrim gamer to provide feedback to your alpha release, please consider my request to participate in the alpha testing. I understand you are barraged with similar requests and the only thing I have to offer is the uncanny ability to prove an app is not fool-proof. At the very least, please let me know how much longer we need to wait for a public release of Vortex. Thank you for any consideration you may give my request.

Thanks for the suggestion. I try it out if it happens on my next playthrough.

Spoke with Shaun. Father appeared and issued shut-down command; nothing happens to Shaun and I can't interact with either Shaun or Father, both are "busy". Started Institutionalized from multiple earlier saves. Started it as an agent of BOS and the Railroad. Ultimately used the console: "setstage MQ207 150" to move to meeting the directors. Would like to have the conversation with Father on next playthrough; don't know if I have missed anything vital to continuance of quest or game. Any help would be much appreciated

Pink heads show up on some NCR, Boomer, Caravaneer, etc., male NPCs that are all Placed LVL characters, for example, Placed NPC LvlCrimsonCaravaneer [NPC_:00162228]. I've checked the Pink Surfaces troubleshooting guide [http://www.darkcreations.org/testg/wiki/Troubleshooting#Pink_Surfaces] but I wonder if a VRAM memory issue can account for a problem that only includes some placed leveled male NPCs. It seems too specific to be a generic random event due to memory restrictions. I am using "New Vegas Redesigned 3" and "Fallout Character Overhaul", neither affect LVL NPCs. Also bug fixing mods: "Yup" and "Unofficial Patch Plus". None of the mods I use affect the "pink-head" NPC groups. Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem and has devised a solution.

Thank you very much for getting back to me. I hope it is as you say a false positive, I have run other malware programs without detecting Alexa.51. I will give viirustotal a try, although that doesn't scan the whole system. LOOT was downloaded from github, btw.

First, I have the greatest respect for the LOOT group and the effort they continually make to improve game performance. I do not believe that my experience is the result of any intent or oversight on the part of LOOT. Second, I was hesitant to report this occurrence at all, because of my reluctance to impugn LOOT in anyway, I don't want to seem to be an alarmist and was uncertain where to report it. But there seems to be an increase in virus activity in general and thought someone at Nexus might care or be aware of similar instances. I recently updated to LOOT 10.3 (I think that was the version) and today discovered that my AVG anti-virus had detected Alexa.51 virus during the install. I apparently had changed the status on LOOT to allow installation. I don't remember any of the details so that is my guess. If this feedback is inappropriate, unwanted, or should be addressed to a more specific Forum group, please let me know. Otherwise, I hope this post is considered a responsible action for the benefit of Nexus. PS. I have recently been attacked by ransomeware viruses and am feeling quite paranoid.