Skyrim Random CTD, No Error, no initial lag warning. Does not occur on new save. MODS INSTALLED

[qwertyspace]

I tried running Wrye Bash, but I don't understand some of it. What do the colours mean? I also got the Bashed Patch, and that didn't help, if anything it crashed quicker.

Also; MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Edited December 24, 2014 by qwertyspace

[Hallinskioi]

Hey, this is a long shot but I had something similar, try disabling any audio mods and try playing. I had an issue where my game would crash constantly because I had a single mod which edited the audio. Now I'm not sure if it was an incompatibility I had over looked or not, but removing it fixed my game and I haven't crashed for easily 24+ hours on my character.

[qwertyspace]

  On 12/24/2014 at 11:44 PM, Hallinskioi said:

Hey, this is a long shot but I had something similar, try disabling any audio mods and try playing. I had an issue where my game would crash constantly because I had a single mod which edited the audio. Now I'm not sure if it was an incompatibility I had over looked or not, but removing it fixed my game and I haven't crashed for easily 24+ hours on my character.

I'll try that. But I think I may have already....

[qwertyspace]

Did not work.

[qwertyspace]

Any other ideas?

[qwertyspace]

Verifying the game cache hasn't worked either. I then uses TES5Edit to clean the masters, it is still not working.

 

I realised that reinstalling all of my mods will cause in me losing data, so I don't want to do that.

[qwertyspace]

Please?

[qwertyspace]

Sorry to drag you guys back, but I found out how to use Papyrus logs, and here are the logs
http://puu.sh/ezIC5/999c5e1b21.txt

[iXenite]

I am in no way an authority on reading script logs, but I shall try anyway.

 

It appears that you have many mods that contain scripts that are still being called on, even though the mod is not there anymore (as in, uninstalled). In other words, it appears (to me) that you have many leftover scripts that are firing off with nothing to cling on to. This may be the cause of your problems. If it is, that's not very good. Save bloat usually means the end of the road when it gets bad, and that may be what this is. Again, I'm not a pro at reading these scripts, but that is my assumption from what I have managed to gather by reading the log.

 

If I'm wrong on this, I'm assuiming someone will come along to correct me - so forgive me if I'm worng. Just thought I'd pitch in and try to help out.

[qwertyspace]

I fixed this by disabling every mod. Apart from important mods where I couldn't lose data like Convenient Horses, etc. Started my save, then saved and quit. Then I re-enabled every mod and it worked!