CME117 Posted September 26, 2012 Share Posted September 26, 2012 (edited) Alright, so here's how it all started. I went to the Skyrim Nexus and downloaded a few mods. Here's what I got: -All Enchant Recipes - Via Disenchant-EzEs -Artifact Disenchanting-Stones of Barenziah DROPPABLE plus Quest Markers-Zoners High Performance ENB-Skyrim Performance PLUS-WATER - Water And Terrain Enhancement Redux-Enhanced Distant Terrain While I was playing, I noticed that my performance was a lot slower than usual. At first I just though "Okay, I guess I put too many mods on" (I don't have the best computer or anything, I would say it's a mid - semi-high level computer). Then the game crashed. That's when I decided to take out one of the mods I had just downloaded (because my game had worked perfectly fine until I downloaded all that junk that I listed earlier, so I knew one of them had to have been the cause). So -obviously- my first suspect was the WATER mod. I then deactivated it to see if it would fix the problem. Unfortunately, though, it didn't. The game was still just as laggy as before. So I went to check and see if my saves were bloated or something, and --sure enough-- they were. In just a couple of saves, the files had grown like 20000 KB. So I deleted those so I could revert back to what looked like the last "normal" sized file I had (it's about 7600 KB). Before I started up the game, though, I deactivated a few other mods. I deactivated all three of the "Sounds of Skyrim" mods (the Civilization, Wilds, and Dungeons ones) because I remembered reading that those mods could cause savegame bloating or something a long time ago. Me being me, though, I didn't deactivate them because I hadn't had a problem with them ever before (honestly, I've had them all activated for months with no problems, so I don't know if they could be the cause of something this late into the game). Anyway, so yeah, I loaded up the last "normal" file after deactivating a ton of stuff. It loaded up fine and so I immediately made a new save just to see it if it would save correctly and not "bloat" up. Problem is, when I saved, it took FOREVER to finish saving. Like a million times longer than a usual save. So, right after it finished saving, I quit the game so I could check to see if the file was bloated. Instead, I found that the new file (the one that took forever to save) was now only like 3300 KB. So now I load the game back up and I attempt to load the new file. After loading for a few seconds, I get a message telling me that the file is corrupted and that it can't be loaded. Even new autosaves do this. So yeah, now I am pretty much stuck on this one save because any new save I make instantly becomes corrupted. I have no idea what to do. Any help, please? And thank you to anyone who even bothered to read to read all this. Sorry, I know it's a lot. I just wanted to make sure I covered every little step I took. Edited September 26, 2012 by CME117 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Georgiegril Posted September 26, 2012 Share Posted September 26, 2012 Sounds of Skyrim has been causing problems for people after deactivation. read the "you need to uninstall SOS" thread on the Skyrim techinical forum. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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