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I'm totally stumped as to why my game suddenly is unable to load any saved file. It worked one day, and the next day, it didn't work. It's not just one save file, I tried several different ones and none of them are playable. I looked to see if any driver updates had auto-installed overnight, but there was nothing.

I do have two mods installed via Nexus Mod Manager: Fallout New Vegas Anti Crash, and the one that adds more fast travel points, most notably the Vegas Strip area. It worked fine for a few days (and a machine reboot or two in between) with those mods running. However, I still tried running the game without these mods just to rule it out, but no dice.

I didn't actively change anything between the time it worked and the time it didn't work, which is why I looked to see if any auto-updates (to Windows or any drivers, that is) had been applied. My anti-virus program has not "flagged" anything that Fallout (or any other app, for that matter) was doing, either before or after the failure.

After finding no driver updates and no mod conflicts, I figured it had to be something with the game, had somehow become corrupt. So I restored the Fallout New Vegas folder from a backup that was made back when the game worked. It still had the same problem, even though I can't find anything with my computer that would have changed. Again, I looked at the installed update history, and nothing in that field coincides with the game not working.

When I go into Event Viewer and look at the Fallout New Vegas crash log (Application Error), I see Event ID 1000 with "0x80000000000000" in the "Keywords" Field.

Has anyone else discovered a fix for this issue? I really can't imagine my hardware specs would cause something to just quit working after working fine for almost a week, unless my video card were going bad, but I just ruled that out by playing a few different games, one of which is both newer and more graphically intense than Fallout New Vegas.
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dickcheney6: I'm totally stumped as to why my game suddenly is unable to load any saved file. It worked one day, and the next day, it didn't work. It's not just one save file, I tried several different ones and none of them are playable. I looked to see if any driver updates had auto-installed overnight, but there was nothing.

I do have two mods installed via Nexus Mod Manager: Fallout New Vegas Anti Crash, and the one that adds more fast travel points, most notably the Vegas Strip area. It worked fine for a few days (and a machine reboot or two in between) with those mods running. However, I still tried running the game without these mods just to rule it out, but no dice.

I didn't actively change anything between the time it worked and the time it didn't work, which is why I looked to see if any auto-updates (to Windows or any drivers, that is) had been applied. My anti-virus program has not "flagged" anything that Fallout (or any other app, for that matter) was doing, either before or after the failure.

After finding no driver updates and no mod conflicts, I figured it had to be something with the game, had somehow become corrupt. So I restored the Fallout New Vegas folder from a backup that was made back when the game worked. It still had the same problem, even though I can't find anything with my computer that would have changed. Again, I looked at the installed update history, and nothing in that field coincides with the game not working.

When I go into Event Viewer and look at the Fallout New Vegas crash log (Application Error), I see Event ID 1000 with "0x80000000000000" in the "Keywords" Field.

Has anyone else discovered a fix for this issue? I really can't imagine my hardware specs would cause something to just quit working after working fine for almost a week, unless my video card were going bad, but I just ruled that out by playing a few different games, one of which is both newer and more graphically intense than Fallout New Vegas.
If you use any sort of mod, your best option is to save your saved games, and re-install the game. (disable your mods first)