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Strange.. I restarted my computer and when I made a few tweaks on the .ini file. (iNumHWThreads=2, bInvalidateOlderFiles=1) and suddenly, it started working. But, when I reinstalled DarnUI, and added the new fonts in the ini, it stopped working again -.- Now, I think it's DarnUI. I'm using A11 + Hotfix and then installing the DarnUI support for FWE. To answer your questions, my game is located in my C:\Games\Fallout 3. I purchased FO3 around 2 years ago, a while after Fallout: NV released and I believe I acquired it at GameStop Canada.

I have done all of that, except for the ini changes since my FALLOUT.ini is so unstable. FWE works, the problem is, I want to use DarnUI as well, but if I change the FALLOUT.ini file, it'll cause the game to crash once I launch FOSE or Fallout.exe.

I have a good reason to believe it is FWE because I could edit my FALLOUT.ini until I installed FWE. Here's my computer specs: Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.8GHzGraphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670Memory: 16384MB RAMDirectX Version: DirectX 11 I checked if my NVIDIA driver needs to be updated, and it is up-to-date. I purchased FO3 GOTY edition a long time ago and it worked on my old computer and my new one.

Hey everyone! I have successfully installed the latest version of FWE and installed ENB v0.173. For some odd reason, my FALLOUT.ini cannot be edited or else it will crash my game on startup. Even the slightest change or addition (changing a value from 0 to 1), will cause it to crash. I checked the properties of the ini file, and it's not read-only or hidden. I edited the ini file before with several mods installed (not FWE included), and it worked out fine. My ini file has not been modified at all because I deleted my .ini file so that the game creates a brand new one. And before you think it is my graphics card or computer specs, I did update my graphics card and my computer specs can run FO3 with an ENB at 70+ FPS. Thanks for reading. Hopefully, you have an idea on why my ini file is not editable.