No menu at startup

Post by **DC832** » Tue Apr 29, 2014 3:31 am

I have no menu at startup of FNV just intro song playing for about 10 minutes and then it stops with no menu. Ive checked my load order multiple times, tried installing to desktop, clean installs of Fo3 and FNV multiple times, and have read the thread on the FAQ here: http://taleoftwowastelands.com/content/upon-launching-new-vegas-i-have-no-menu-game-freezes. i did notice that in my install log there were a lot of files not found when i go in and search in the BSAs they are there. i attached a copy of my install log and would like to know what to do.

Post by **plumjuice** » Tue Apr 29, 2014 4:48 am

Use search.

If you dont know how to use google to search a site, there is a handy dandy search box in the top left of this website.

Post by **A55K1KA** » Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:55 pm

I ask you read this post entirely before clicking the link. If you have read it, post a message on this page saying that you understand and will try to make a greater effort to search for your issues in the future.

If you do not do this, I reserve the right to not assist you with any issues that may arise as a result of trying to fix the issue using the link below. (I might add if you do not follow the instructions in the tutorial link below to the letter.. You quite possibly could have issues that might result in a complete re-install of New Vegas, so you will probably want the help available from me).

http ://taleoftwowastelands.com/content/ttw-24-no-menu-manual-fix-tutorial

the link above should pretty much tell you what to do for troubleshooting the problem even further, and possibly fix the issue yourself if you are good at following instructions.

also in future please atleast attempt to search for your issue before posting a new topic, as it was.. when you posted this topic my fix topic was floating not even 5 lines below yours.

if you cant find the topic you are looking for, remember to also try searching for key words related to your problem, for example if i were looking for a topic or fix topic for a menu issue, just searching menu in the search box probably would of given you what you wanted.

it isnt really a big deal, but if people put in the effort to help them selves, others will be more likely to help in a more direct way if the issue still is not resolved after.

A perfect example is the poster above me, they wanted to help you help yourself by pointing you to searching.

I dont know what their thoughts were at the time, but I would assume this is because they are aware of a way to fix or troubleshoot the issue further (my thread, linked above) and wanted to sort of teach you to help youself rather than giving you a direct answer.

A good metophor for this is

"Give a homeless man a fish, he is fed for a day,

however teach him to fish and give him the tools he needs, he is fed for life".

I am sure I might of twisted some of the words in that a little, but you should understand what it means regardless.

I await your reply below.

-A55K1KA