Mods Causing Crashes

[fudcrust]

hello.. can anyone help me? my computer keeps crashing i am running an extreame amount of mods. the mod conflict detector wont work. also when i remove the mod that seems to make the cpu crash it still crashes, i go alttile ways like travel to random destinations and it just goes tits up.....well thats about it, thanx for readin

[thursti]

well using alot of mods causes this. and sometimes when you remove a mod it will crash.

[Switch]

Please start your own thread to ask questions that aren't a part of the topic, Fudcrust. I've split these posts off.

 

Please read the rules on thread hijacking, thanks.

[WarKirby3333]

Efficient Procedure when Testing for mod problems.

 

1. Identify a particular problem or set of problems which you want to rectify. Best to choose one.

 

2. Create a permanent save in a safe place ie: not in oblivon.

 

3. Download timeslip's mod manager if you don't already have it.

 

4. Disable ALL your mods and test to be certain that the problem is definately a mod problem.

 

5. Activate 10 mods. Just start at the top.

 

6. Test, and if there's no problem activate another 10 mods.

 

7. Repeat activating 10 mods at a time until the problem occurs again.

 

8. Test all of that last set one at a time until you find the culprit.

 

9. Delete it, and send a PM or E-mail to the author explaining the problem clearly and politely.

 

WarKirby

[Vagrant0]

Keep in mind, all mods are loaded into ram. If you don't have enough ram your computer might not be able to process everything when loading and crash. You should really try to add mods intelligently. If one mod changes loot value, don't use any other mods that change loot value. If one mod affects weather, don't use another weather mod. Only downloading and activating mods that you plan to use would also keep this sort of thing to a minimum. Part of the reason why the conflict detector might not work is because you have too many mods, or you don't know how to use it.