mupawa

Excuse me? Sounds like it's been a while since you had a good look around the dozens of fora around the Nexus where people go out of their way to answer questions to whatever problems that might arise, even when those questions have already been answered over and over again, because, guess what, some people don't look around first before adding their problem to the queue. Saying you haven't found a fix implies you had a look at what the problem might be, like, drivers that are outdated or have been updated and no longer work as they did before. The problem with a lot of... errm... problems is that there can be hundreds of reasons why some of them occur. Giving that the original poster more or less found the solution to his problem (a solution which should be applicable for those that say they have the "same" issue) and that later posters are probably site-hoppers (one post on every available website, posting the same question to never be seen again) there wasn't much reason for most people to go digging into the matter. And of course you know most of us are sleeping next to our desktops to be at the ready with solutions in case someone pops-in with whatever issue... Everybody has the right to ask for help. Nobody has the right to demand help. Are you kidding?

what do you mean turn off enb?

Allright, the answer is update 1.5 is trying to screw us. The workaround is this: 1. Manually download files - see video by gopher 2. Add the names of the mods to "plugins" in your user/fallout4(or game/fallout4)/appdata/local 3. Prefix it with and asterix and suffix with .esp 4. Save file 5. click on file and bring up properties 6. check "read only" and apply This works with esp files. Not sure about file folders yet.

Nice voice. Took you along but no romance, so I shipped you off to my bunny farm and stripped you naked. Looks good.