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The most easy way to avoid getting corrupt saves in the first place is very simple and this has been posted many times as well.
1.Dont not use autosave or quick save
2.Each time you save manually save as a new save every time (do not over write saves)
3.Save manually often at least once per hour of play and before you do anything major.
4.Make a save before you begin a quest.
5.Get rid of corrupted saves.
Yeah the piles of saves that you will bulid up is annoying but people have made mods and programs that help you sort them.
The problem with your system is that if a save was corrupted it still will be once a save file corrupts itself you need to git rid of it hense the saving on a regular basis.Just becuase a save file that was corrupt winds up loading at some point does not mean that is suddenly clean you might play for hours and then discover that a quest is broken.
The loading loop alone is not a sign of a corrupt save either.If you get a loop you should exit the game and come back in and try to load the same file again sometimes it will work fine.If you come back in and you still get the loading loop again and you have verified cache and such then the save file is likely corrupted.
As I stated earlier in the post, maybe not clearly enough I apologize, that I tried using those methods that people have posted all over the place. Restarting the game, control-escaping out, verifying the integrity, restarting computer, reinstalling the game, etc. I have tried every combination of all those fixes to no avail.
From what I have read in many many forums, is that the loading loop causes people to think that their save is permenantly corrupted/unrecoverable (I believed this as well after all my attempts). This method seems to be a useful workaround that avoids having to save every 5 minutes, or making dozens of new saves and having to clean up old ones later. This is a solution that worked for me and I thought I would post and share since it doesn't really take any work at all. It got me playing again in no time, and now I don't feel I wasted my money.
Now for those who still want to avoid getting screwed by a real unrecoverable corrupt save, then they may do what I have and adopt some of the saving strategies you mentioned to a degree. My post was intended to simply potentially help those with the infinite loading loop problem which has discouraged many paying customers from playing at all.
To me it is like wearing a seat belt or a cop or solider not wearing body armor or not having any arounds in his weapon it just seems like common sense.Seeing as the auto save feature and the quick save feature and writting over saves all have a fairly good chance of corrupting a save.That is why people follow the steps I listed.
You cant possiably have used the no auto no quick save no over writting saves method I find that hard to belive becuase people that do follow this system alomst never get corrupted save files.And when they do they have the instant cure of having the next clean save to fall back on.
For someone who seeems to know every trick for prevention and DOESN'T HAVE these problems, I don't see why you're so interested in this.
Also, thank you, RandomCivilian. This helps me out. I, as you, thought the saves were indeed corrupted. (Heck they might still be, but I am not going to delete them right now. I am too far into this run.)
I woke up this morning to a saved game that wouldn't load from the menu (infinitely looping load screen) and your post saved it. Much appreciated.