The only thing that is keeping me from clicking that Launch button is the fear of mod conflicts and crashes due to said issues. I got all the mods I need and, of course, the Oblivion Mod Manager. By the way, in addition to Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine, I also downloaded the Thieves Den and Orrery plug-ins, though I haven't checked yet to see if they work.Hello all! I haven't played a modded Oblivion game for a year and I just got back into it. Does anyone have any ideas on what I could do to get my DLC to work properly? I've thought of trying to find pirated copies online, and just using them, but I'd like that to be a last resort, if possible. I tried putting in the second disk to reinstall Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine, but I got the error code that I had gotten before I copy/pasted all my game data. I clicked ok, and found myself in an empty yard where the house of the Knights of the Nine used to be, holding a Dawnfang that didn't have a model. When I loaded my most recent save, however, the game told me that this save relied on data that was no longer present on my system, and some things would not show up. I then copy/pasted my old save games, and loaded up Oblivion. This frustrated me to no end, and the only way I eventually got my games back was to copy/paste all of the data from the Program Files folder in the windows.old directory. In the process of reinstalling my old programs, neither Oblivion nor Fallout 3 would install, giving me an error code as soon as I clicked the button. The upgrade took all of my old files and stuck them in a new directory, windows.old, and left me with an otherwise clean hard drive.

So a little while ago I upgraded to Windows 7.

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