AlfredTetzlaff

Let me help you with your notepad troubles: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

Maybe this one: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3654/?

Open console, type help "Netch Leather" 0 If you get more than one entry, the one ending with 01cd7c is the right one.

1.0.228 :thumbsup:

Hi, if above info is accurate you probably running out on memory. Why do you run a 32bit OS (an obsolete one on top of that) with 16GB RAM installed? :confused: This limits your total available RAM to 4GB with an max of 2GB allocated to skyrim.

SKSE properly installed? Other than that. no idea :confused:

Hi, check out the General section in that ini: ;Enable(1) or Disable(0) the number of perks gained, set by the Uncapper, at each level up ;Default value = 0 bUsePerksAtLevelUp=0 change that value to 1 and it should work :thumbsup:

Hm, maybe I'm wrong, but "uGridsToLoad=9" seems to be a bit high for a notebook setup.

Not a duplication, Safety Load was the first approach of changing Skyrim's loading behavior. It still works but it became outdated with Sherson's solution integrated with SKSE. Running two mods changing basically the same thing is never a good idea ;)

Hi, in the CK look for the "world model" entry shown here: http://www.creationkit.com/Armor

Hm, not sure but it looks like that mod messed up your HDT scripts somehow. You could try: 1. uninstall that armor mod 2. reinstall HDT High Heels System 3. loading a save from before installing the armor mod Other than that I have no idea, sorry :(

Hi, High Heel System requires SKSE (Skyrim Script Extender). Wont work without it. http://skse.silverlock.org/

Absolutely not, with SKSE's Memory patch that mod became obsolete. Only use one, not both ;)

Hi, download and install SKSE and activate the memory patch, that should help with your infinite loading. Here is a good tutorial on how to do it: The link for the download and the needed ini contents are in the description of that video.

You've probably installed the wrong options, check the step guide again: http://wiki.step-project.com/Enhanced_Lighting_for_ENB-LITE#Recommendations