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By the sounds of things you are missing file dependencies, mods needing other mods to work correctly and so on. So imo you need to install all the prerequisite mods OR start fresh with no mods at all and just play vanilla. Then try installing mods 1 by 1, or maybe try a pre-prepared mod bundle.
See this:
You CANNOT Remove Mods Mid-Playthrough -
http://steamcommunity.com/app/489830/discussions/0/1520386297681801135/
Your best bet at this point is to perform more than a simple uninstall/reinstall as you need to make sure you have no lingering files in places you normally would not look. You also need the latest version of Micrsoft Visual C++
Use this guide and follow it step by step without skipping anything (including the video).
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2743619856
Then to mod your game here's a guide:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2636368499
I am trying to rebuild the mods list and game exactly as they were when the game chose to update itself and broke everything. But since the mod manager of choice has now changed to Vortex, it recommends lots of new mods as necessary to fulfill requirements of the ones I had. When I added those in, it made a working file stop working.
I have already completely uninstalled and reinstalled Skyrim and every mod, even removing Steam and all my Steam games completely from my computer down to the registry, following guides recommended on this forum.
I've been troubleshooting on my own all day. When I again delete all my mods, the game starts, loads the main menu, and allows character creation. The old save file does not load-- which is expected, considering it uses all manner of mods no longer available. When I reinstall the mods slowly in batches, the game continues to load the main menu, and allow character creation/allow me to load the old save file, albeit with errors about missing hairdos, player homes, etc(expected). As I continued to install more batches of mods, I did finally find one batch that failed to load the main menu properly; I got it to recreate the perpetual load behavior, and I've traced the issue to some conflict between
Vortex's building FNIS Data,
this mod Ancient Falmer Snow Elf Race [www.nexusmods.com],
and this mod Ancient Falmer SE Patch Center [www.nexusmods.com].
The Ancient Falmer Snow Elf Race, during installation forces you to choose between radio buttons that indicate CBBE presets, like CBBE Curvy, which I did not install (I chose CBBE Slim). Then later in the installation, it forces you to choose SOS, or Tempered Skins with CBBE Curvy. I don't have SOS and I don't really want it. I chose Tempered Skins with CBBE Curvy, even though I have CBBE on slim settings.
At that point, the game then began to do a perpetual load screen on Main Menu. I exited, disabled the plugins associated with Ancient Falmer Snow Elf Race and Ancient Falmer SE Patch Center, Disabled those mods, and re-deployed per Vortex's suggestion. This did not prompt Vortex to rebuild FNIS Data; I watched the processes. I then configured FNIS and redeployed, which caused Vortex to freeze as it loaded FNIS and tried to update animations. After about 15 seconds, a screen came up separately from Vortex, showing FNIS settings including "consistence check" and "Update FNIS behavior", like the screen on Gamer Poet's FNIS Tutorial, which if I'm following should only be showing up if I'm using MO2. I am not using MO2; I am using Vortex. When I clicked Consistence Check and Update FNIS behavior, it indicated one warning, 0 conflicts, and updated successfully. The FNIS Data in Vortex then updated successfully, and the notification bell in Vortex silenced. However, the game now continues to give a perpetual loading circle on the main menu, and will not start.