In Steam, right-click on Fallout 4, go to Properties, and tell it to Verify the Cache.Sleep for a week in-game, let all the cells reset themselves.
Load a previous game, make sure it's not just a corrupted save file. Check your mods for compatibility patches. Run FOMM to sort the load order and get a sense of any known conflicts. Here are a few things others have suggested that you can also try if the above doesn't work: Repeat the last step until you're back up and running. In NMM, reinstall just a few of your mods and then load your games, make sure they aren't crashing. Launch Fallout 4 and load a few games just to make sure it isn't crashing. so delete anything else that might have been left over. 
It should ONLY have TWO FOLDERS: Video and Strings. 
Go to Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4\Data. Click on each mod, one at a time, and click the icon on the left to "Disable" it. which meant, of course, no mods.Įventually, after a lot of pain and suffering (and re-downloads and re-installs) I worked out what was happening and how to fix it. I was getting occasional crashes that became more and more frequent until there was just no way to play the game at all, barring reverting back to the original INIs.
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