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  1. The PDA Mod can be abit tricky sometimes. Go back to the files/nexus page and make sure you installed right, and make sure the load order is correct aswell. It also may be that some other mod is interfering with it, so you should look into that aswell.
  2. Did you get it on Steam? If so, it should be in (C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 3)
  3. I have been playing Fallout 3 and a few of you may have remembered when I could'nt get FOSE working but that problem is fixed now. After I installed a few mods (Some anims, FOSE, and a few other minor tweaks and things like that), crashes became fairly frequent, but I was already in the habit of quicksaving every five steps, and i had a fast computer too, so it didn't bother me much. But then i started getting BSOD, and these BSOD are now happening more frequently than the crashes. Every time the BSOD happens, the error code is 0x0000001e, and I have looked it up on google but that was of little help. Has this happened to anyone else? So far the BSOD has happened exlusively while playing FO3. It's extremely annoying and at this point I am quite pissed about it. Any solutions? Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit MSI 790FX-GD70 EVGA GTX 550 TI 16GB DDR3 1600MHz Random CoolMax 700w Psu I found in electronics store Latest patch from Bethesda on Steam version of Fallout 3. (EDIT: Fallout3.exe and fose_loader also both running in administrative mode and Windows XP SP3 compat. mode)
  4. If you are trying to tell me that may not have installed it correctly, then you are misled. I have had this game for years and have never had this problem before with fose.
  5. Yes..... I have already stated in the original post the normal version runs fine without FOSE. but fose is peculiar have you tried runing fose by running the standard steam launcher while having the standard fose loader in the proper directory If by that you mean launching fose without renaming it or the vanilla Fallout3 application? Then yes, and same thing happened as before.
  6. Yes..... I have already stated in the original post the normal version runs fine without FOSE.
  7. Already tried that. I tried launching FOSE from every angle i could imagine. Nothing worked.
  8. Hi. I am new to these forums, so please forgive me if I am posting this in the wrong place. I love Fallout 3, and I do not see how anyone would not love it. I also love some of the cool mods you can find for Fallout 3, and you can imagine how frustrated i was when I couldn't launch Fallout with FOSE. You see, I had Fallout 3 on Windows XP, and FOSE ran fine. But, when my OS stopped working for a reason still unknown to me, I reinstalled Windows as Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit (Full technical information at bottom of post). I then went along downloading all my games again (I have Steam), and when I downloaded Fallout 3 i immediately went to fallout3nexus to get FOOK2 and some other mods I liked. I then went and got FOSE and installed it like i normally would, renamed fose_loader to Fallout3 so I could launch it from Steam, then installed all my mods and put them in the correct order and turned on archive invalidation. I then went to start up the game, put all the settings to max and native resolution, and then clicked play. I then got this message: "You have an unknown version of fallout. Please check http://fose.silverlock.org to make sure you're using the latest version of FOSE, then send and email to the contact address listed in fose_readme.txt if this version is not supported in the latest release. (CRC=9B0E9AD2)" I did not understand why this was happening, so I went to the program properties and set it to compatablility mode, administrator run and all that, tried again, and it still wouldn't work. I then switched back the normal Fallout3 application and it ran fine, no freezes or crash on startup or anything like that. I was very frustrated at this point, and decided to leave it at that and procrastinate posting on some forum (Like this one) to ask why the hell this is happening to me. And so here I am, asking for you're help. To any of you who have had this problem before and have fixed it or simply know a solution, I would be very glad if you could tell me how. Technical data: CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 945 Quad Core Processor @ 3.00GHz GPU: EVGA GTX 550 TI (Shame on me for mixing AMD and nVidiea) Motherboard:MSI 790FX-GD70 Memory: Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3 @ 1600MHz Fallout 3 version: Latest Steam GOTY release. OS: Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit. If anyone could help me, please, I beg you.
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