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Everytime I play more than 2 hours and I want to shut down the game I get this message, that there was a problem with oblivion and that it must shut down. All settings stay the way I made them, and why should I care for that? ^^ I want to shut the game down anyway, so may it crash if I try. Better than crashing while I play. :D

 

I don't know what it is or where it comes from, but when all these while-playing CTD's were gone, this 'problem' occured. But as I said, I do not care for that as it won't disturb me while playing.

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I'm still glad I found the problem in my game. The mod that was causing it is a very good one and if it was causing enough instability to crash the game every time I exited it may have been causing other, less obvious, problems. Every now and then my last save would be corrupt and that has not happened since I rebuilt the problem mod.
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Kuschel> for an unknown reason, when i exit the game and it says that Obilvion caused a problem, it makes me loose a part of my settings (always the same) : level of details about shadows, trees, water reflexion and so on. And the last time it exited correctly (it happened to me today), i saw that my settings were kept. So now it doesn't really matter if it crashes because the settings are all right, but before that it was really annoying...
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When the game crashes on exit it is unable to edit the INI file that holds the settings. If you want to see the settings changes copy the oblivion.ini to a temporary location. Then make some settings changes in the game and exit. If the exit is normal the changes will be made to the Oblivion.ini in the My games/Oblivion folder. You can find them with a program that can quickly locate file differences. I use Files Compare Tool .
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