You can see below that the first 18 mods in my original load order on the left in Mod Organiser (I have currently 200+ in my mod list this is just a subset) is massively different from the load order on the right after BOSS has corrected it. When you launch Mod Organiser, Nexus Mod Manager or the Skyrim game launcher, you will notice that the load order has been updated by BOSS.

Use the mods readme files as a guide as to where in your order they should go.

Note: If you have an Unrecognised Plugins tab in BOSS, those mods will have to be placed in your load order manually. Install any patches BOSS recommends and active the mods.Heed any warnings and take action if required (in many cases you may not need to take any action as the warnings are triggered by BOSS automatically).Disable any mods that are missing dependencies you don’t have or intend to install (so I would go to my game folder and delete Ars Metallica – Dawnguard as I don’t have Dawnguard installed).Why is Skyrim so buggy Why is this game so buggy This game is so full of bugs and feels unfinished and unpolished much of the time. Papyrus Crash Logging is not enabled in Skyrim by default. Now that we have a list of problems with our mods, first: Is there a Skyrim crash log Skyrim uses something called the Papyrus engine to describe and record log data. Note: the Bash Tag suggestions are for another application that can be used to create levelled lists known as Wyre Bash and can be safely ignored. Mods that have warnings (for example, “Use only one Height Adjusted Races*.esp”).Mods that have missing patches (to allow them to work well with other specific mods).Mods that have dependencies missing (Ars Metallica – Dawnguard is an example).Mods that need cleaning (an example is Update.esm above).

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