Game Crashes after 9 pm

[Svide]

So every time I wait, Sleep or play till it hits 9 pm, it crashes. Really weird how a particular time crashes the game. Ive tested this with a new game or my originally playthrough as well as testing what location Im at, and nothing changes.

Is there a particular way I can see what causes my crashes? I tried the Crash Log SSE mod and I dont really know how it works.

(to clarify when I say 9 pm, I meant the IN GAME TIME AT 9PM )

Update:
LIAT Was the problem. Idk what I did different but all I did was uninstall it and it works?

[HazakTheMad]

Try this,
https://steamcommunity.com/app/489830/discussions/0/1843493219431033688/

[Svide]

Originally posted by HazakTheMad:

Try this,
https://steamcommunity.com/app/489830/discussions/0/1843493219431033688/

Im not doing this. Im still on the SE build, Not AE. anyways, I recently installed like 10 mods and it started doing this and im not about go 1 by 1 to see what mod causes the crash at 8 pm. I just need a app or something to find out which exact mod causes the crashing.

[HazakTheMad]

Originally posted by Svide:

Originally posted by HazakTheMad:

Try this,
https://steamcommunity.com/app/489830/discussions/0/1843493219431033688/

Im not doing this. Im still on the SE build, Not AE. anyways, I recently installed like 10 mods and it started doing this and im not about go 1 by 1 to see what mod causes the crash at 8 pm. I just need a app or something to find out which exact mod causes the crashing.

Going one by one is the only other way, I have gone through dozens of mods to figure out my problems with my loadorder, no app can figure out this, maybe you could try using xEdit
and check for conflicts, but that is more involved than just going through those new mods.

[Mephitic]

Originally posted by Svide:

anyways, I recently installed like 10 mods and it started doing this and im not about go 1 by 1 to see what mod causes the crash at 8 pm. I just need a app or something to find out which exact mod causes the crashing.

There is no such app. Do like the rest of the world does and disable the ten mods you recently added then enable them one at a time until you find the culprit. Each of those attempts should be made on a new clean save.

There are no shortcuts or magic bullets.

[Svide]

So update, I uninstalled everything, nothing changed, then said ♥♥♥♥ it and reinstalled everything and it keeps happening. 9 is the key of my crashing. Idk what to do.

[Danke]

Originally posted by Mephitic:

Originally posted by Svide:

anyways, I recently installed like 10 mods and it started doing this and im not about go 1 by 1 to see what mod causes the crash at 8 pm. I just need a app or something to find out which exact mod causes the crashing.

There is no such app. Do like the rest of the world does and disable the ten mods you recently added then enable them one at a time until you find the culprit. Each of those attempts should be made on a new clean save.

There are no shortcuts or magic bullets.

There is such app. Sort of. Kind of.

And since you aren't using the update, it's your lucky (maybe) day.

Install Net Script Framework:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/21294

[Danke]

♥♥♥♥. You updated while I was writing? Damn.

[Danke]

Crash Log SSE is borderline worthless.

Crash Logger is the one for 1.6x but it is still not too useful.

NET Script Framework is a gift from the heavens, but it's only for 1.5x.

[Danke]

The best we can hope for is if Crash Log SSE gave you a known error.

Copy and paste the first 4 lines of the latest crash log, located in your Skyrim Special Edition folder.

[Ilja]

To be precise, Skyrim does not have crash log. Only the mentioned NSF supported mod has crash logs.

Papyrus logs are not exactly crash logs. They record script performance, but often not the script that crashed the game - if that was even a script that crashed the game.

If the game crashes like a clock, in exact same time, then chances are very high it isn't a mod at all. It is very likely third party security or cleaning application doing automated check in your Windows. It stops some process that crashes the game.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Ilja:

To be precise, Skyrim does not have crash log. Only the mentioned NSF supported mod has crash logs.

Papyrus logs are not exactly crash logs. They record script performance, but often not the script that crashed the game - if that was even a script that crashed the game.

If the game crashes like a clock, in exact same time, then chances are very high it isn't a mod at all. It is very likely third party security or cleaning application doing automated check in your Windows. It stops some process that crashes the game.

Yes. And the mod Crash Logger (as I've been posting) is all we have for Anniversary Edition

[shezzor]

When I saw the title, I honestly thought your PC was stopping you from playing the game after 9pm :D

[Yellowbeard]

Is Windows Update...or any other software come to think of it...scheduled for a time-frame that starts at about 9pm?

Power source...do you have anything in your residence that is kicking on about that time that could 'dirty' the power flow to your PC's power supply?

If so...modern systems are true hogs...and somewhat finicky ones at that...

https://www.newegg.com/UPS/SubCategory/ID-72

(If using a laptop...try going off the battery instead of the AC adapter at said time and test.)

[Danke]

Ok, now I'm confused. Does the game crash only at 9pm IRL. Or 9pm in game?

[HazakTheMad]

They are talking about in-game time, not real world time.