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Then we really can't help you. We can't practise magic and just see what might be wrogn trough nothingness. If you are unwilling to provide information, then we are unable to do anything about it.
BOSS only sorts loading orders - mostly -, but does nothing for mod conflicts. You will have to think if some of your mods are conflicting with each other and make sure that each of your mod has required supporting mods installed in your game. Only way to do this is to visit each mods ReadMe and read dependencies again.
Further more, giving up heavily scripted mods is a good decision. Your system might have 0 conflicting mods and all mods might be in order, but share number of mods and scripts may make your saves bloat and crash.
Also don't forget to check the 'Unrecognised Plugins' BOSS usually puts those at the bottom of your load order, but they may still present a problem that BOSS couldn't recognise, or resolve. So you may have to do some juggling, or delete them, but save the Mod somewhere, and put those in individually, and test the game out, then move on to the next questionable Mod.
I hope that helps.
Bob is correct.
Too many players believe that BOSS can just sort out their problems, and it does not, but it does give you information about conflicts. I failed to include that information.