^This might help with install order issuesĪs for square screen v. (Note that for texture replacement mods, I had an issue even with WryeBash that uninstalling one left me with purple-billboard grass). Once you've got Oblivion vanilla loading up without crashing, start again adding one mod at a time (using WryeBash so you can uninstall / deactivate the offending mod more easily).
Using WryeBash helps but if you get the install order wrong, it can still cause crashes.īear in mind that some mod-folders don't use the standard structure, and some mods conflict with each other. I also had trouble with certain mods (or at least the install order). I'd also delete the WryeBash / OBMM folders along with everything else. You'll probably need to delete the folder from My Docs as well (.\My Documents\My Games\Oblivion - on Windows anyway) When you uninstalled, did you keep save-files? Yes, I've followed half a dozen step-by-step tutorials for total idiots like myself. And for heaven's sake, HOW do I get these mods to work? I tried NMM, OBMM, Wrye Bash, everything, and the game still loads in all its 15-year-old square screen low-res glory. What to do about this? I'm running Windows 10, btw. This time I delete the entire Oblivion directory after uninstalling it, thus getting rid of all the mods.
Okay, fresh install.Įven after deleting and installing again, the game still crashes on startup.
I never got a single mod working (unless I couldn't tell the difference between Oblivion Reloaded and Vanilla?) and eventually broke the game and had it start crashing on startup. I'm a total newbie to mods, have never run a mod that didn't have some sort of automated installer. I never liked it much when it came out, but thought I'd play through it again modded. I recently bought Oblivion when it was on sale, as it was the only Elder Scrolls game I didn't have.
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