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Thanks for the link, I'll give that a good reading and if I'm lucky I won't need to change anything :D Edit: I uploaded a picture of the new mod order. I think this probably working better. Occasionally I am getting crashes on loading(between areas or fast travel) but it might just be because of the number of high quality texture stuff I have going on. Dunno. Need to play more to see if this load order actually changes.

So basically, I have no idea how this load order stuff is supposed to work. I tried to use that Ultimate Load Order guide, except what I have going on is completely different than what is used in the guide. I've uploaded an image of my current load order, which I think works, I haven't tested it THAT MUCH yet. I was just happy I got the game to work at all(You'd have to read my other recent thread to see that -_-) So I was just wondering if someone could explain to me the thought process behind the Load Order, and how if possible I could better my current load order? I have all of the RARs and names of the mods I have installed still so I can give that information if the load order picture itself isn't enough. Thanks for all and any help! :D

Ok so after much fussing about my friend had an idea. He had a completely clean install of Fallout 3 on his PC and suggested we just copy that folder back over. We did that, copied it back to where Fallout 3 would be installed and the game started up fine. It's not quite a real solution to the problem, but it gave me a fresh install to start up new with. Sigh.

Forgive me if this exists already, I did a search and found nothing. Here's the gist: I screwed up Fallout 3 with too many mods too quick and no order. I figured the simplest way to fix it all would be to uninstall and reinstall it. To my surprise I got this error when trying to uninstall: An error (-5006 : 0x8000ffff) has occurred while running the setup. In doing a search I found an answer from Bethesda: Rename the Install Shield folder. I tried that, I tried removing everything from there as well(I copied it else and just removed the entire folder). All this did was make it so the uninstaller wouldn't even run. So then I got to Google. Google finds me an answer from the big MS. Basically telling me to call support or do a manual process with CatastrophicFaliure.exe, I personally find that to be an odd name but that isn't the point, the point is this file doesn't seem to exist anywhere. I'd rather not call MS since I'm pretty sure their support will not do anything to help me. So I got the bright idea, let's just delete all the files(This includes registry files) related Fallout 3 and just in case let's do it in safe mode! I did that, tried to uninstall again. Same error. So, I tried to just reinstall from the CD, and guess what? Same error! I am on a fully updated version of Windows Vista Ultimate 64, where Fallout 3 previously installed perfectly fine. I have the original DVD version of the game NOT the Steam version. I've attached a DxDiag for anyone interested. I've also uploaded a txt file of all the information in the Details portion of the Error, and a screen cap of it. If there is more information you need or think I've left out, ask away. If you have any ideas or suggestions, no matter how silly or ridiculous; I will hear them out. Thank you!