Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul has corrupted Oblivion!

[FPSDars]

I read all around every Oblivion board saying that Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul mod was THE mod to get. After painfully downloading every vulking version and patch for the mod, I installed it and went to play it. Only to be greeted with a CTD while loading a save file. It even CTD when I start a new game. So, I uninstall the mod. Painfully remove every last vulking file it installed, and STILL I CTD whenever I play. What the vulking vulk? I deleted every file, what else does OOO change?

[billypnats]

try delete the oblivion.ini (make backup first) see if that works

if not, did you update oblivion to latest version?

[nosisab]

I read all around every Oblivion board saying that Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul mod was THE mod to get. After painfully downloading every vulking version and patch for the mod, I installed it and went to play it. Only to be greeted with a CTD while loading a save file. It even CTD when I start a new game. So, I uninstall the mod. Painfully remove every last vulking file it installed, and STILL I CTD whenever I play. What the vulking vulk? I deleted every file, what else does OOO change?

You read correctly the comments about OOO. What seems you forgot to read was the description and the documentation.

Don't blame a mod where is clear you don't did the correct things. You don't need each and every vulking (what is this anyway?) version... you need just the last one and the patch if applies. Try using omod versions where possible so you don't be pained removing mods.

About OOO crashing what can be said is it was incorrectly installed or your rig can't handle it.

If you removed files that so deeply changes the gameplay at least you need perform the "archive invalidation' thingie, OBMM may help alot.

and you need refresh the oblivion.ini in your C:\My Documents...My Games\Oblivion. To this the better is copying Oblivion_Default.ini from your Oblivion Install directory to the above and rename it to Oblivion.ini AFTER deleting or renaming the actual one there.