About a month ago I deleted everything and started fresh with a clean install. I junked up my first playthrough with tons of mods and a couple hundred hours. Maybe I just reached a point in my game that triggered conflicts. I am downloading the previous driver now. It's worth a try to revert back to the old drivers at the very least.

It is possible that he had these errors before a driver update though. Trying to go back to save that works but not having any luck.Ī driver update cannot cause the kind of issues we are seeing in his error log.

Then yesterday started noticing some blue frost like textures on some armors and a couple other random textures. I have had my mods running for weeks without problems. I am having the same issue and wondering if it has something to with the latest Nvidia driver I installed. Well you know what? I may not have found a solution but I think it will be fun to sstart a new game and level up my character again. I've lost quite a bit of saves myself this way. It's very hard to recreate the same mod setup once you've started from nothing again. Unfortunately once a script is loaded into a save it stays forever. In other words, I'd be better off usisng the backup of my old Skyrim with the broken textures and trying to find a solution to that? Because I'm having a load of trouble trying to find what each script is connected toĮDIT: Lol nvm because now the old backup lagss so hard I cant even move the cursor wthout getting 3 frames. At this point, this save file isn't going to be usable unless you meet requirements that are near impossible to meet unless you have the name, version, and order of every mod you had on that save file. Unless you get the exact version of each mod you had originally installed, these errors are going to happen. In addition, some updates require a clean save. I'm guessing that a large portion of the mods you installed have been updated under the same save file.

Save game cleaner ctd when load