Save files GONE [SOLUTION PROVIDED]

[Lasse :))))]

Wtf is this ♥♥♥♥ game, all save files are GONE and can make new ones? is there a fix for this bug?

[Getherer]

This should fix the issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/oblivion/comments/1k5cjt4/disk_full_save_failed/

edit:
if you still have this problem:
In "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games" create the folder "Oblivion Remastered" inside create "Saved" and then another one inside Saved named "SaveGames"
This fixed the problem for me

[Go Fish]

Are you using OneDrive-synced document folder?

Are you on another machine expecting files being synced? Remote gaming service?

Did you move to another location?

Check out locaton I mentioned here, https://steamcommunity.com/app/2623190/discussions/0/604154603520421662/

Note Steam cannot sync saves for reason I wrote there.
They might be still on disk c: ?

Oh, and yeah, what Gatherer said. The folder is always on disk c:, if you looking in your Documents folder and it is moved, you won't see correct folders.

Btw, I foundout that Stafield got same problem\bug. But Creation engine was less fragile about it, haha.

[Lasse :))))]

Originally posted by Go Fish:

Are you using OneDrive-synced document folder?

Are you on another machine expecting files being synced? Remote gaming service?

Did you move to another location?

Check out locaton I mentioned here, https://steamcommunity.com/app/2623190/discussions/0/604154603520421662/

Note Steam cannot sync saves for reason I wrote there.
They might be still on disk c: ?

Oh, and yeah, what Gatherer said. The folder is always on disk c:, if you looking in your Documents folder and it is moved, you won't see correct folders.

No idea if im on onedrive, not unless steam is doing it on purpose

[Lasse :))))]

Originally posted by Getherer:

This should fix the issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/oblivion/comments/1k5cjt4/disk_full_save_failed/

edit:
if you still have this problem:
In "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games" create the folder "Oblivion Remastered" inside create "Saved" and then another one inside Saved named "SaveGames"
This fixed the problem for me

This did not fix the issue. I do have this folder already

[Go Fish]

Originally posted by Lasse :)))):

No idea if im on onedrive, not unless steam is doing it on purpose

No that's Microsoft service, which syncs folders to cloud. Steam would try to sync the folder in your documents folder. Game works with folder on disk C; with your login name as "username" (they may mismatch).

[Getherer]

Originally posted by Lasse :)))):

Originally posted by Getherer:

This should fix the issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/oblivion/comments/1k5cjt4/disk_full_save_failed/

edit:
if you still have this problem:
In "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games" create the folder "Oblivion Remastered" inside create "Saved" and then another one inside Saved named "SaveGames"
This fixed the problem for me

This did not fix the issue. I do have this folder already

But did you actually create those folders yourself or did you let the game create it? When game creates it, it seems to not assign correct permissions to the folders which causes the corrupted/missing saves.

Creating them yourself assigns the right permissions.

[Go Fish]

Originally posted by Lasse :)))):

Originally posted by Getherer:

This should fix the issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/oblivion/comments/1k5cjt4/disk_full_save_failed/

edit:
if you still have this problem:
In "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games" create the folder "Oblivion Remastered" inside create "Saved" and then another one inside Saved named "SaveGames"
This fixed the problem for me

This did not fix the issue. I do have this folder already

Does folder "C:\Users\<your username>\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved" (it should be this folder. Game doesn't write to any other disk or path) looks like this:

[Config]
[Crashes] (optional)
[Logs]
[SaveGames]
[webcache_XXXX]
OblivionRemastered_PCD3D_SM6.upipelinecache

are files in there?

Oh, and permission can be fixed via Explorer. Sometimes running game as admin first, as userlater makes theninaccessible. FOlder cretaed as admin becomes off-imit.

[DED PERSON]

When you go to load a save click on the arrow next to your characters name if the saves aren't visible. It's a drop down menu this worked for me, the saves are just hidden...

[Lasse :))))]

Originally posted by Go Fish:

Originally posted by Lasse :)))):

This did not fix the issue. I do have this folder already

Does folder "C:\Users\<your username>\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved" (it should be this folder. Game doesn't write to any other disk or path) looks like this:

[Config]
[Crashes] (optional)
[Logs]
[SaveGames]
[webcache_XXXX]
OblivionRemastered_PCD3D_SM6.upipelinecache

are files in there?

Oh, and permission can be fixed via Explorer. Sometimes running game as admin first, as userlater makes theninaccessible. FOlder cretaed as admin becomes off-imit.

Yes these files are in there! im noticing that the game i creating an "Oblivion" folder that is empty on startup of the game (maybe its trying to look here instead of Oblivion remastered)

[Lasse :))))]

Originally posted by DED PERSON:

When you go to load a save click on the arrow next to your characters name if the saves aren't visible. It's a drop down menu this worked for me, the saves are just hidden...

Sorry mate, there are no save files at all here

[Lasse :))))]

None of these fixes game me back my save files, maybe its just for future saves. Ill test and see

[Teacherman]

I'm on GamePass. I deleted the OBRemastered folder and created the folders described above. Started the game and my saves(not my missing ones) were listed in the load menu. What? I looked in the docs folder and there is a new OB Remastered folder replacing the one I made and no saves in the folder. So where did the game get my previous save games from?

[Lasse :))))]

I couldnt comment for some reason but the solution that the guys have posted here works. Its just that YOUR PREVIOUS SAVES ARE GONE. So make a new character after following the advices in this thread and youre good to go