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i got a chance to test it out today and played for 5 hours straight not a single problem! id think thats pretty good for a bethesda game :facepalm: :wink: lol

So i am new to modding and have been working on installing and learning as much as i can about it. And man is it fun! but I have ran into a few issues with incompatibility and have been able to fix them or just plain remove them! So i hope that i am learning. however today i experience a few crashes, mainly the one where whenever I try to look at the merchandise in the "Trader's shop in Riverwood". but latter while on the quest he gives me looking for "the gold claw" the game froze and i had to do a hard restart :sad: so i did some research and found some people where saying not to trust LOOT? and i found a List of suggested order (types of mods etc) and how you should manually put you load order in. and this is what i got. and if i use loot it reverts me back to the same that i had before. with no rime or reason that i can see. any help or suggestions or issues anyone sees is greatly appreciated. load order (Manually done)

Hey I just wanted to post this on here in case someone runs into the same problems I did so to make it easier when they do a Google search to hopefully find this forum in this thread. I have a Lenovo y700 and wanted to upgrade to a SSD. Step one Putting the SSD in the computer Was really easy there's actually some good YouTube videos. But when I turned on the computer right clicked on the start menu and went to "disk management" and it was not listed.. So then I had to go into the "bios" here is a easy explanation at this link. https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-P-Y-and-Z-series/Y700-enter-BIOS-bootmanager/td-p/2273743.. Once in the "bios" screen it still wasn't displayed so you have to go over to the boot tab and changed the type to "Legacy" and then the one under it to "Legacy First". Then go back to the info screen and it's there!? After that go back and turn off Legacy (like it was before) but save changes and boot it up... Boom ssd is available! Weird. Next Boot into Windows, go to "Disk Management", create & format (GPT). This is where I ran into more issues... Was with the Data Migration Software, which will do all the work for you, even making the M.2 the boot drive. What DIDNT WORK! The free program from Samsung didn't work it migrated but the computer would NOT boot from the new SSD and I had a repeating blue screen where I had to go back into "bios" and switch start up BACK to the older "HHD" WHAT WORKED!! I purchased to $20 "paragon software" https://www.paragon-software.com/technologies/components/migrate-OS-to-SSD/. Make sure you read the instructions and the trouble shooting guide. Once installed I thought it froze because it displayed 0% for a few hours but after about 4 hours it worked. And did an amazing job! It actually named the new SSD as the "C" drive (so then no "steam" migration or anything was needed!) and renamed the HHD as the "E" drive. I hope this helps anyone who finds it! It took me hours of searching all over the web.