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I'v had many problems in the past with the original version of the game just crashing no matter what when, the clock turns into midnight or even getting near an area for example(I remember this happening with Karwasten, Whiterun and a cave east of Falkreath).
What has always worked however is to reload an older savefile, thats what i did and now i can save again like normal.
Hope it helps :)
Use LOOT for mod load order optimization and check for dirty edits.
If you have dirty edits clean them with SSEdit, there is a video tutorial on the nexus/yt.
If you have removed mods in the past clean your savegames with SkyrimTools- Resaver, again video tutorial on the nexus.
That being said, I like Darth Rand's idea. Which seemed to work for me. I lost 5 hours of game play on a fun character, but at least now I can save. I'd like to add to it though. Maybe try doing a real non-auto or non-quick save every 5 hours or so. 5 hours sucks to loose, but it's a lot better than going back to level 1 because you never did a real save on a 100+ hour character.
[Papyrus]
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