TheFourthHorse

To be honest, I was even going to bother because of the mysterious download you're offering but instead why dont you just copy paste the load order to the thread? :smile:

A merged patch helps prevent save bloating and other errors when you have lots of mods. Try downloading installing and running FNVedit. When you run it, the right window will run through all of your active mods and may detected errors right there. If it does not and shows that it's complete, right click on the LEFT window and select create merged patch, select a name (I recommend something like 'MP 6-12-2012) and after you have done this be sure to select it (the merged patch you have just named) as active with your mod manager.

MMWE - Rebalanced Leveled Lists.esp Active MMWE - Vanilla Spawn Chance.esp Active WMX-AWOP-Overhaul.esp Active WMX-MW-GRA.esp Active WMEVE - FOOK.esp I'm not familiar with these esps but I would review them carefully and test the game with out them (if possible) to see if they could be linked to the problem. This may not be the case but since they are not recognized it would be good to check. I also noticed you have no merged patch in that list. Is that the case?

Welcome! To be honest I've never had a mind to change or customize the background of my pipboy but this mod seems to do it. If you wanted your own I suspect you could just find the picture files and edit/replace them with your own. Good luck :thumbsup:

Because I am using a physical copy and not a digital distributed one. Yea but the physical copies require Steam to install :huh: I mean, correct me if I'm wrong...

Yea, you definitively want to keep it in the steam directory. This way it will update automatically and you can verify that no files are corrupted all through Steam. FOMM is very particular... Once all of that is in order I would reinstall FOMM and give it another shot. Let me know how it works :happy:

Well your problem is missing mesh...what are you extracting the RAR files with?

Why is it not installed in the steam folder?

- What version of the game are you running? - Where did you get your copy of New Vegas? - Are you using FOMM?

Your New Vegas copy

Oh, so it's not in the steam folder? That could be your problem right there... as for the version... where did you get your copy?

Sorry, I mean whats the folder directory? (i.e. c:\programfiles\foldername\ etc...etc...)

Where is FNV installed and what version is it?

Sound's good, thanks guys. I'll just take it off of the start up programs list...

Definitely devote some time to getting BOSS working. You're using some very common files that BOSS will recognize and reorganize for you... it will often alert you to missing or conflicting files as well. Starting fresh is a healthy thing to do every now and then anyway so more power to you. I'd start with Project Nevada and work my way from there using this. That's what I did and it work pretty well.

Where do you have FNV installed? FNVedit is very simple btw if you're just doing that. Just run it and when the right window is complete right click the left window and select create merged patch. (While the right window is doing its little thing it might stop and show any errors)

Have you tried running BOSS or FNVedit yet?

I was fussing around with msconfig to find what start up program was slowing down my log in and noticed this for the first time. The AMD Dual-Core Optimizer, as described on AMD's website, helps to prevent video performance effects and incorrect timing effects that applications may experience on dual-core processor systems, by periodically adjusting the core time-stamp-counters, so that they are synchronized. So my question is as follows: Is the program necessarily or even harmful to Quad-Core systems? My guess is that this is helpful to all multi-core systems and not just dual-core but I thought I'd ask you helpful folks anyway. (BTW I know this wasn't what was causing my slow log in, it's just how I came to find it)

Here are a few tips that will at least help to rule anything out... - You can start by verifying the game through Steam to make sure nothing was lost along the way. - Also be sure to run BOSS to make sure there are no known conflicts. - Try making a new character just to make sure the glitch isn't save-specific. - You could also post your load order here and see if anyone can spot anything that might have caused it.

I'm sorry, I meant for Skyrim.

- What version are you running? - Where is it installed?

- What version are you running? - Are you using Steam? - Does it do this with others saves/characters? - Are you using any mods?

Console modding is not supported here.

When I need a new processor my PSU will be the least of my worries :laugh:

Indeed it would but I figured a little breathing room couldnt hurt if I decided to any extra crap later