Multi HD Install: Nexus Mod Manager works best if the Virtual Install is on the same Hard Drive as the game.This can prevent the Nexus Mod Manager from loading the Mods because internet service might be essential for certain Mods.
Firewall: It is also possible that the Windows Firewall may be blocking certain elements of the game or the Nexus Mod Manager from making contact with the server. If these files were not configured when Nexus Mod Manager was installed the Mods will not work with the game. ini files inside the data folder of the game have to be properly configured to work with the Nexus Mod Manager and the game. So, in short I can't get Fallout4 to run on F4se without CTD on the main menu, I'm missing Steam_api64.exeįallout has been my favorite game since it came out, but I'm honestly about done with this. I reinstalled Steam hoping it would replace the missing file and it didn't. It's telling me that the Steam_api64.dll is missing.Īfter about 2 hours of searching all I can find are the sites to not download it from and a bunch of people asking how to fix this but nobody saying that they have fixed it, not without downloading something from some malicious site. I can run the F4se loader from the Common/FO4 but it will CTD soon after the main menu loads. exe and it just made a new copy of the loader, and it is set to show hidden files. Now F4SE (Which I also reinstalled) wont open due to not being able to find Fallout4.exe 
I can make a new file and customize a character once again but, the game will only run if I start Steam at admin and then run Fallout through Steam.Īttempting to run FO4 through my PC from anywhere results in the the loader repeating to ask me to hit play. I was having graphic issues and after spending months on trying to fix it I just reinstalled everything and got the game to finally work. Is it just me, or does it seem like there is more time spent trying to fix and make this game work than there is time spent actually playing it?
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