Crashing right after Morroblivion Azura Intro Movie

Please verify that you can at least start the game in Cyrodil after installing Morroblivion:  Change the following line in the \Oblivion\Data\ini\Morroblivion.ini file:  

set mwMainMenu.AltStart to 0

so that it reads:  

set mwMainMenu.AltStart to 1

Then after successfully starting a game in Cyrodil with Morroblivion installed, type the following command into the console:  

coc SeydaSNeen00

This will transport you to Seyda Neen, in the Morrowind worldmap.  If that works, the next step is to figure out if there is something specifically wrong with the Morroblivion player starting location: the imperial prison ship.  Type this line into the console:  

coc ImperialSPrisonSShip

If all of that works but for some reason it still crashes after the Morrowind intro movie, then there probably is some script incompatibility somewhere. 

On the otherhand, if it crashes during one of the above steps, most likely, there is an issue with one of the mesh or texture files -- either in the BSA or a loose file lying around in your Oblivion\Data directory that is over-riding the BSA with a corrupted file and causing a crash. 

In both cases above, let me know what the result is and we can go from there... 

If, however, the game crashes after the Oblivion intro movie too, then the fastest fix for you may be to just do a clean install of oblivion -- remove the steam game AND completely delete the \Oblivion directory from your Steam library.

Hopefully, one of these things will work for you -- let us know how it goes!

Hmm, I've verified that the checksums on your Morroblivion ESP files are correct -- so they are probably not corrupted.  What is in your Bashed Patch?  If this is just the default Bashed Patch file that gets installed with Wrye Bash and you haven't run the "Rebuild Patch..." option, then get rid of that Bashed Patch -- it is probably corrupting your system.  Also, can you post your \Oblivion\obse.log?

Post a Screen Shot of you WB load order.

Delete your Oblivion.ini (User\User Name\My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Oblivion.ini

Make Shore your Oblivion Worked before installing Morroblivion.

Videos are not in BSA files could not reading .bsa files

Are you sure this is the latest obse.log?  There is something not right here -- the bosslog.doc shows that it detects the MenuQue plugin but the obse.log does not show that MenuQue is loading into memory.  Although Morroblivion should not crash just because MenuQue is not loaded, the fact that there is a discrepancy might suggest that other things may be misplaced too... 

Also, I assumed from your original post that the game was crashing to desktop (meaning sudden exit to windows desktop without any error messages).  Is this the case, or are you seeing a specific error messsage when it crashes?  The fact that any type of New Game (both Oblivion or Morroblivion) crashes the game immediately after the intro video, suggests that maybe the issue is that your computer is crashing when it is trying to initialize the 3D game engine.  If you can at least load an old Saved Game with Morroblivion installed, then we can skip past checking for hardware/driver issues.

Airman1991

I don't have any old save games, no error messages, and I will run obse again and let you know what it says when it crashes. Although a fresh install with only Oblivion and OBSE do not cause it to crash.  It was only when I added Morroblivion

Okay, to avoid confusion as to what I mean, I'm going to be very specific with directions (it's not meant to be insulting): 

1. Launch the  game with Morroblivion and all ESPs disabled. 
2. Click NEW game at first menu.  You will now start in the Imperial City prison. 
3. Once you create your characer, open the game menu and you should now be able to select SAVE. 
4. Once the game is saved, quit out and re-enable Morroblivion and all ESPs. 
5. Now launch the game but do NOT click NEW at the main menu. 
6. Instead, click LOAD and select the save game you just made. 
7. If it loads, then please try to follow the set of console commands I provided in my first response.

Okay, try deleting all the "Morrowind_ob - *.BSA" files from "\Oblivion\Data".  Just the BSAs not the ESPs.  Now see if the game will let you load your save game.  If it still crashes, rename the "\Oblivion\Data\DistantLOD" folder to something else like "DistantLOD_NoRUN".  Let me know if the game still crashes with those changes.

OK, let's try a truly clean slate load then:

1. Disable ALL ESP/ESMs:  From Wrye Bash Mods Tab, Right-click directly on the "File" heading and select Load->None.
2. Still in Wrye Bash, put a checkmark in Oblivion.esm and Morrowind_ob.esm.
3. Start the Oblivion launcher app and click Options: Click "Very Low" and then click "Windowed" mode.  Click OK.
4. Click Play on the Launcher.
5. When Oblivion runs, load your saved game.

Does your game load?  If it does (fingers-crossed), then quit out and enable Morrowind_ob.esp.  If that works, then try adding the BSA files back in (just re-install from Wrye Bash Installers tab).

First, try switching to fullscreen and your desired resolution then test the game.  Then, enable distant land then distant buildings then distant trees (testing the game after each one by one).  If it still works, start going up the Video Quality Presets one at a time until you either get to your desired Video Quality Preset or the game crashes.  If it does crash, then let me know at what point and also go ahead and give me your system specifications: CPU, RAM, Hard-drive (with freespace), GPU, VideoRam, Windows version...

Regarding DLCs:
I'm suspect it's not that a DLC is incompatible with Morroblivion in your system, but more so that your system is for some reason running out of resources (RAM, VideoRam, Swapfile space) when Morroblivion + DLCs are all loaded at once...  However, I'm glad to see that you've at least gotten Morroblivion up and running!  [External image]

Also: don't forget to rename your \Oblivion\Data\DistantLOD directory to the proper name.

If you are using the integrated Intel HD Graphics system, then that might be the thing that's running out of resources.  I would also make sure that you have your WIndows Swapfile / Virtual Memory set up for Windows to auto-manage.  Otherwise, your RAM and HDD freespace are enough to run a fully modded Oblivion+Morroblivion setup.

Also have you Run the 4gig Patch over Oblivion.exe