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I install Windows, Steam and one other small game (Defcon i think) to C: Copy Nexus Mod Manager to D: from old drive.

Intel Core i5-2300 2.8 GHz/AMD Phenom II X4 945 3.0 GHz or equivalent. Then Normal HDD to storage (D:) and old drive with fallout and NNM.

Step 5 - Troubleshooting the Core Fallout 4 game

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My best advice from this point on, is to seek advice on the mods you have installed in the HELP section of this forum. Simple, delete the Fallout 4 saves folder and change the Fallout 4 Backup to Fallout 4.

(d) Download and place this in your empty Fallout 4 saves folderĭepending on how long it took for you game to CTD (Crash To Desktop) depends on how long you should play the game, if you game crashes, go to STEP 5, however if your game runs perfectly fine (well as perfect as Fallout 4 does) then you will be looking at a MOD issue, go to STEP 4 (c) Now go to Nexus Mods and download this file (b) Create a new folder called, funny enough Fallout 4 (a) The easiest way I find is to Rename the 'Fallout 4' by adding Backup (as highlighted in yellow) Opening your mod manager (We are using NMM as an example) turn off all mods, leaving only the main, hightlighted in yellow or any/all of the DLC's you see below The first step will be to test the core game, we know that the DLC's don't cause many issues, so we can leave then in for now.

(1) The Core Game - Fallout 4 and any DLC's you may have So how can we do this with Fallout 4, without ruining your game? We need to first look at the two areas that make up Fallout 4:

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