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Well- i was away from Skyrim since 10 month or so and there are still many problems ;) Just for your problem, i had nearly the same, in my case the cause was the "hdd energy management" of my Western-Digital HDD through Winwows 7 (AAM/APM Management) I'm sorry, but my english vocabulary is not large enough to describe the cause more precisely. Anyway, you can try as follows: - Download "CrystalDiskInfo" (it's free) and disable AAM/APM via options/advanced options. (Disabling Win7 hdd internal energy management will not do the same) I hope this will help you too, mr. detective ;) Cheers.

Are you using enb? If so, there could also be the cause. Some more information would be good (mods/pc-specs) :smile:

In brief, well done :thumbsup:

Nice to hear that you could solve the problem. The file should normally be packed, i understand you've unpacked interface.bsa, right?

Some questions: You start Skyrim as an administrator? The files skyrim.ini and skyrimprefs.ini are available? You'll find them in your Documents\MyGames\Skyrim folder. They are not read-protected? You could also try to delete these files (Skyrim will create new ones). Otherwise...no frigging idea.

Genau, aber wir sollen beim Englisch bleiben. :wink: But please, we will remain in the English language. Skyrim is crashing when he activates the "Unrelenting Force" shout.

Never heard of it, but some people already have problems with the 1st/3rd view. Perhaps it's the same cause (savegame-bug), then the "Dawnguard 3rd person Fix" might help: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/22620

Yeah, the phrase "middle finger" was rhetoric more than an actual description of their motives. I'm certainly not saying that anyone at Beth is actively trying to hurt the modding community, but I think that HF proves once again that they put so much emphasis on console gamers that our opinions have become an afterthought. But just as it is in my opinion ... so, true words. Each dedicated modder tries his best to make his mod as compatible as possible. The same can be expected especially from an official dlc (mod). I'm not saying that they need to test every little thing, but they should (imo they have to) look at the popular. And hell, the unofficial patch is popular. Likewise, extensions for breezehome. If anyone such a mod released, what happens? No one will want to use ... to say it nicely. :wink:

That I have found: http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1414759-bug-report-deleted-navmesh-in-breezehome/

That sounds realy good, i especially like the idea to leave out the content of harry. That has previously prevented me from using your wichcraft mod. Btw, just a matter of taste. :wink: Plz keep on the good work. Appart from that, i share the opinion of JanusForbeare in most points (as far as the topic) Cheers

That problem sounds similar to this?: http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/783461-lighting-issues%27+base%3D/ You may check this out.

IMO there's no all in one solution. :wink: But here are some mods you might try: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10789 http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/15123 http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/19359

^^This. Excellent work.

You're alright. :biggrin:

Hm...i dont use SKYRE, but i'd read the description now. Did you followed the install guide (install script extender and uncapper first)? The script extender come with pex files and when you install as described (select all included and copy&paste to skyrim folder), you should have the scripts folder. There is no need for you to copy&paste the loose files, just copy&paste the whole folder. Alternative, you might create the scripts folder manualy, but there's also a folder named source included. The pex files are in the scripts folder, the psc files are in the scripts\source folder.