Oblivion Crashes Upon Saving (Most of the Time)

[DudelSaur]

This has me incredibly frustrated.

 

A lot of attempts of saving my file end up with a CTD, and a corrupted save from that attempt. I have no idea how to address this issue, and I am afraid I am not as tech savy as I should be. I do have a 64bit Windows and I downloaded Oblivion via Steam, if that helps.

 

If anyone has gone through this please let me know your thoughts of troubleshooting this.

 

Thank you

[Oblivionaddicted]

Settings?

Mods?

 

When did the problem appear?

[DudelSaur]

OBSE

Blockhead

Irresponsible Horses

Oblivion Character Overhaul

Oblivion Stutter Remover Optimized-Duel Triple Core 1

Speechcraft Enhanced

Unofficial Oblivion DLC Patches

4gb Ram Patcher

Spells Be Effective

Yet Another Vampire Eyes

Horses Turn Faster

CommandMount

Useful Adoring Fan Warrior

Hound of Doom

Sheogorath Animations

Cane of Sheogorath

Sheogorath's Eyes

Oblivion Stutter Remover

Vanity Camera Smoother

Unofficial Shivering Isles Patch

Unofficial Oblivion Patch

Nirnoot Completion

Easier Speechcraft Training Quest

Faster Level Up

Dragon Armor

Female Sheogorath Regalia

ArenaAlive

AliveWaters

Mannimarco Revisted

Slaughterfish Fin Gleam

Siikas Farm Animals

More Animals Fixed

Redbag-Friendly Animals

Better Horse Eyes

Faster Horses

Shorter Bosmer

Wilburger Spells/save

 

These may not be in order here, but I am using Vortex for mod management. I have edited the ini file to disable scripted autosaving.

[Oblivionaddicted]

You should stop using Vortex, it was made for more recent games.

 

Use BOSS or LOOT to sort your load order.

 

You didn't answer my other questions by the way.

[ClanRanald21]

First of all do you have an NVidia GeForce based Graphics Card? If you do I have been thro the same ordeal, The solution lies within Oblivion Reloaded. This mod contains a file that stops Nvidia related CTD's. Give it a try. If your PC has a 64bit OS, then give ENB Boost Nvidia 64 bit mod a try also. Since installing these mods, my newish PC has run Oblivion smoothly. If this works, you can then set about 4gb patching all your executables files and dll's you can find including OBSE files. Then you can tweak up your My Games/ Oblivion ini settings to run the game with more muscle.

If you do not have an NVidia graphics card, there is an ATI alternative to that above. I hope this may cure your frustration as it took me a week and a half to find this answer. Best of luck.