The original oblivion executable files need to be both present and uncorrupted. Therefore, if distant load data depends on information in a mod that has been removed, a crash may result. Cause - Invalid Record in Distant Load Data Īgain, if Oblivion requires a resource that is not present, which can happen at many stages of loading and playing the game, the result will be some sort of crash. Solution: Rebuild the Bashed Patch (every time your load order changes). This can also occur when updating Wrye Bash or switching between using CBash and the regular version of it. This can be due to plugin being updated in, added to or removed from your load order. If the Bashed Patch's configuration is not in sync with your current load order, the result may be an early crash. Solution: Regenerate Oblivion's INI file. Cause - Bad INI setting īad values in the Oblivion.ini can also cause immediate crashes. Regularly rerunning BOSS and paying attention the plugin indicators in Bash after modifying your load order would help prevent these issues. Solution: Check for missing masters or delinquent masters to install or dependent plugins to move. If the former does not cause a crash, it can cause other disturbances in the game. In the latter case Oblivion will definitely crash. If a plugin's dependency is loaded after it or is not present at all. The program generating the error is often itself a victim of another program which has over-written into it's own address space, changing it's code or data.

possibly with exception offset: 0002b77f.Įrror code 0xc0000005 is known as a generic 'Access Violation', and is thrown when an application tries to access RAM that either doesn't exist or hasn't been allocated to it.

Oblivion crashes before the main menu loads.

2.4 Cause - Invalid Record in Distant Load Data.

2.1 Cause - Missing or delinquent master.

Oblivion application load error