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Nothing interesting there. SkyrimSE.exe exit code 0, everything working as planned.

 

What made you think the usvfs log would be related to your issues?

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6 minutes ago, traison said:

Nothing interesting there. SkyrimSE.exe exit code 0, everything working as planned.

 

What made you think the usvfs log would be related to your issues?

Well in MO2 at the bottom left hand corner it said something about usvfs and problems. This problem started after I updated some mods and downloaded a couple patches. I originally thought it was my ram but I just upgraded it to 16GB. So I am a bit confused.

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30 minutes ago, Starlight64 said:

Well in MO2 at the bottom left hand corner it said something about usvfs and problems.

 

Never seen that myself but fair enough.

 

I assume you have a crash logger, and that it's not making a log from this?

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7 minutes ago, traison said:

 

Never seen that myself but fair enough.

 

I assume you have a crash logger, and that it's not making a log from this?

I do have a crash logger but no crash log

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In that case by far the fastest and easiest way to fix this is to undo the mod changes you did, then redo them one by one until the problem comes back.

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6 hours ago, traison said:

In that case by far the fastest and easiest way to fix this is to undo the mod changes you did, then redo them one by one until the problem comes back.

Ok I will try that solution

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You may also want to check skse64.log to see where it cuts off. If the last line in the log is something like "loading plugin X" then that's the plugin that crashed it. Also, considering where its crashing, you may want to start undoing mods with dlls.

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13 hours ago, traison said:

You may also want to check skse64.log to see where it cuts off. If the last line in the log is something like "loading plugin X" then that's the plugin that crashed it. Also, considering where its crashing, you may want to start undoing mods with dlls.

I fixed it thank you

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