Oblivion wont start..

[poop45]

I only get his problem when i'm running mods, so i'm unsure of what mods are causing it. I've posted a picture of my mods below:http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/9591/image2dv.png

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/3002/image2ahe.png

[ZareCograth]

Ok, that's a lot of mods. My first suggestion is to use BOSS to help with the load order. Second, if that doesn't fix it, uncheck all of the mods, and start checking them a few at a time and see if the game crashes. Once the game crashes after doing that, start isolating which mod is causing it.

[glensh]

Yea, i was going to say the same thing as newbie. Since there are so many mods, the best thing to do is deactivate them and activate one by one. I can't tell you what mod is causing it simply by looking at the list your showing. Another thing you could do is look through the mods and think which my be conflicting with which. If this has been happening recently then look at any mod you downloaded recently specifically their readme; check if the author states any conflicts with other mods. Also another way to isolate is which mod it could be, is figure out which mods may do the same action that could cause conflicts. Or of coarse use the BOSS app that can help or even use OMM app use the data conflict feature.

[Jenrai]

Also, look at Bben's "how to post a load order list" article on the Nexus File Servers. Because you've basically shown us the top of your order once, something from halfway down it twice, and nothing else. ;)

But yeah, defo get Boss. And sort your mods in OBMM by load order, cos all that tells us is that you've gotta whole heckuva lotta mods. ;)

 

Jenrai

[Balakirev]

I would also suggest installing Wrye Bash. OBMM does some things extremely well, such as handling OMOD installations, but Wrye is superior when it comes to managing mod ilsts. Between BOSS and Wrye Bash, you should be able to figure matters out.

 

One other note: I can't read what several of your mods are, because the titles are cut off, but they appear to be cosmetic compilations of some sort. It's easier to tell what conflicts may be there if we see the full names of items.

[Eiries]

Well, there's a few different werewolfy related mods; they may conflict.

 

It's also very possible that you shut something off that you shouldn't have. Also, pay attention to anything you installed recently. And of course, pay attention to the above posts, especially anything possibly mentioning load order. :)

[bben46]

First guess, you installed a bunch of mods at once and are now suffering the consequences.

Do you have the latest patch and OBSE? many mods require either on or both to work.

Are you sure you are starting the game using OBSE? if any mod requires it, you must start with OBSE and not Oblivion launcher.

 

Link to Bben's Oblivion Load Order Recommendations

http://www.tesnexus.com/articles/article.php?id=323

 

Bben's Patch Advice

http://www.tesnexus.com/articles/article.php?id=327

 

How to post a Load order list article

http://www.tesnexus.com/articles/article.php?id=295

 

Here is a link to Bben's Crash Help

http://www.tesnexus.com/articles/article.php?id=298.

 

Link to Bben's Mod Advice

http://www.tesnexus.com/articles/article.php?id=342.