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Most of the crash on exit issues are related to DirectX, since this is a new install with no mods, I am thinking more along this line. Try installing DirectX with the latest version from Microsoft, after verifying the game cache folder using the Steam client. Bad scripts or corrupted script files can also be the cause, if you have anything left over from the modded install then I would just make sure to delete them. I usually delete all folders under "Data" and leave the BSA files and ESM files alone, it would be difficult if not nearly impossible for a mod to fubar those and it will save you a ton of time on the download for verifying your game cache.

For FO3 and FNV using BOSS to sort the load order and FOMM for managing mods and manually tweaking or fine tuning load order is a good place to start. I would also read up on and use FNVEdit and run it with a conflict detection filter set. Miax and JustinOther wrote a quite comprehensive guide for this, but will definitely take you some time setting up everything and getting familiar with what things to do that will help you speed up the entire process. I can take a base vanilla game now, and mod it up with my favorite stuff and have it running fairly smooth in usually under and hour using these tools.

Sexus 3.02, AP and Quo Vagis make a good setup for FO3 without getting into too much tech know how to get working, I would advise this path as well, I have been using this setup for a while now and it works quite well.

  This is a very good point and would have jumpstarted the entire process, but due to the "broken disk" episode, it looks like this whole project is nearly dead, I would have looked into using the skeleton and mesh from the Newtant Race, it already has decent breast movement, but perhaps the buttocks aspect would not have worked there.

It's tough to say based on the screen shots here, but what I see most is a great number of failing scripts, this could be due to changes or updates in various mod versions. Try to post a load order of the mods you are using and perhaps a complete "text" version of the Papyrus log file, I use Notepad++ is will give you a much better idea of what is happening. The most common reason for crashing at start up is a missing master file, run BOSS or LOOT and it should help you find it , if this is the case.

Nexus Mod Manager does not handle installation of some things well at all, anything scripted, anything relevant to proper animations and skeletons, any extensions or additions to the scripting language. All of these should be installed manually or "shudder" with MO, I personally have been doing this kind of stuff for a very long time and MO has never worked right for me, I still use good old FOMM or TESVMod Manager, both work just fine to a point, like most things, pay close attention to any instructions given by the modder or developer and if your still unsure or having problems, try and post in the discussion area for their mod, I am certain they will try to help you and answer you quickly.

Please provide your current load order and a papyrus log if possible, from there I should be able to help you more. Saved games can get corrupted or have orphaned scripts that can cause all kinds of trouble.

Helpful hints for getting support and resolving your issue, when possible, try to provide a "load order" of the mods you are using and a "papyrus" log so it can be reviewed for any possible issues with scripts or mods. I will try to check back later and see if I can be more helpful to you.

Right click the file and look in properties for the "Read Only" attribute check box, if it is checked than this is what the problem is.

What is the brand and model number of your laptop? I am a partner with most of the major hardware and software vendors, I can find what you need. I would go to http://www.amd.com and click on the "Drivers + Support" option and get the latest version that matches your operating system and GPU. If this does not help the problem, let me know and we can look into it further.

It was a pretty ambitious work, to be sure, it would require someone with production level skills, not often found here, but there are a few that have the background and talent to do it. If I had the originals and the proper permissions, I could move it along.

Talk about a huge wall of script misbehavior! Holy Moo Cow! That's a mess, I would uninstall all mods by merely unchecking them in whatever mod manager you are using, run the "Verify Integrity of Game Cache" found in the "properties" of your Skyrim game. Open Steam client, Library, right click properties, choose "Local Files tab" and then click on the Verify Integrity of Game Cache button. After this run the game from the normal Steam launcher first so it will setup your video, sound and other important settings. Then try adding back in a few mods at a time and see if the shows which ones are not behaving well. TesVEdit and BOSS can help you there too, if you are not already using them, I would download them and give them a try.

Nice job here Kendo, now make a Dummies guide for unpacking and packing BSA files.

Tried MO a few times, became far too complex to be useful, make it work like good old FOMM and I will be on that bandwagon. Until then, I will be stuck with the manual method, which now limits me severely due to increasing changes in modeling and animation technology, ex. HDT.

@ vitaminwaterxxx , You are missing textures and meshes, I ran into this issue when I first installed this mod as well. For a complete download of this mod and the various versions for FO3 and FNV, you can get them at my Forums. http://freeside.rpggamerpro.com/phpBB3  

There are many ways a web site and hosting facility can make money without this form of advertising, but due to the sites primary content and imagery, I have to agree with Ashal, this limits options quite a bit. Private hosting is even more expensive than what Ashal does, but we get by with zero on line adds, our setup may be more diversified in it's service and support offerings.

Well she must be really good because she is posted in several overseas sites, but all links go back to Nexus, I am still looking and will post a link if I find one. Now I am curious to see this follower and why so much attention has been given her.   Original mod found here: http://kp4068.tistory.com/421  

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