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  1. I've moved all the files, ran through all the things in the trouble shooting guide that would apply and it still crashes, produces the same logs and a blank error log NVSE_loader.log falloutnv_havok.log
  2. I've gone as far as to reinstall everything and it still reports the same havok log and no error log. Just to clarify it crashes straight after the video after you hit new game or load a save. nvse_loader log if it helps And the havok logs that was there after reinstalling and relaunching
  3. It's absence means you aren't even getting to the point where that gets started, or that NVSE is not installed correctly, or the log file can't be created. The havok log suggests you installed to the "D:" drive, which should get you past any permissions issues, but have you checked that the game folder is set to allow "Everyone" full control? See the "Take ownership of files and get full access in Windows 10" article. (When you create a new folder it inherits the default permissions from the drive (i.e. "D:\"). By default this does not give the "Everyone" group full access, but "Read Only" which means the game can't create new files like logs.) The NVSE logs will be in the game root folder (i.e. "<SteamInstallPath>\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas") and named: "nvse_steam_loader.log" (created when NVSE is started as part of Steam "authorizing" and loading the game) "nvse.log" (the "errors" reported by NVSE from mods) "nvse_loader.log" (if you have it working with GECK) There may be some others, depending upon what else is installed. The "loader" logs will be relatively short but tell you that NVSE initialized. See the wiki article "How to read most Bethesda game error logs" if you have a large "nvse.log" you need to trim down to post here. -Dubious- Sorry i'm a tad confused and i'll get to doing that stuff but I don't have a D: drive I only have a C: and all the fallout stuff gets installed to there (Also I haven't installed FO3 or TTW)
  4. This computer is relatively new and unless there is a specific way to only allow certain section of windows 10 updates, it should be fully up to date. I followed the instruction and completed the download and the same issues persisted (crash without NVAC, no hair with NVAC). NVSE logs without NVAC (there was nothing in error log): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZuuwpOHGswx-IFZggCC_K5KFg-oy4rdbhe9gU_gaAZk/edit?usp=sharing NVSE logs with NVAC: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NTUsolfj1GzQk0zvMpxHW9Sh804p26Hfw3FVUzAJdNg/edit?usp=sharing
  5. I run windows 10 64-bit, I am very much over the requirements for the game it runs very well, I previously used 4GB Fallout New Vegas Updated but then switched to FNV 4GB Patcher, with or without them the problem persists. The game is incapable of loading without NVAC but with only that and the vanilla game the problem persists, I previously tried installing a version of fallout character overhaul but with or without it hair textures are still missing. I've used FOMM but also tried using Nexus Mod Manager prior but I have deleted the entire folder (and its Mygames folder) and reinstalled the game multiple times to be sure that the files are vanilla when I attempt to re-mod them and I have whatever is installed upon running fallout through steam which I assume includes directX 9.
  6. Make sure you have the latest version of NVAC, 7.5.1.0 dated 28Oct2016. I've double checked and even reinstalled NVAC and I am certain it is up to date yet hair is still missing
  7. I recently came back to New Vegas only to find that no one in the game had any hair (including beards), even with only NVSE and NVAC installed (as pictured here: http://imgur.com/a/z2Gyv ). After a while of searching the only solution that I have seen posted is to download a previous version of my NVIDIA drivers. Those posts are quite old and I was wondering if there is an alternate solution to this problem as I have no desire to use previous versions of my driver as it will be incompatible with other more recent games that I play. The loss of hair seems to be the only problem that I am encountering with or without mods and it is impossible to run the game without NVAC.
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