Hello has anyone had a problem trying to run fallout 4 with this type of processer because I have it doesn't want to load the game and when it does it just last a certain amount of time and it closes by itself.

The 5200U implies it's an ultra-low voltage CPU made for laptops. Coz of this, I'm going to go out on a limb and say you don't have a dedicated GPU.

That being said, that alone doesn't cause crashes: it just makes your frames low. So, I have to ask: are you running -any- mods?

Yeah I'm running 4 mods would that be the cause of the game crashing?

jesusp wrote:

Yeah I'm running 4 mods would that be the cause of the game crashing?

If you think it that way you should put up your load order because that cause much of the crashing. Or you can find it out for yourself by turning all or some of your mods off.

I turned off the mods tried to run the game the screen goes black like if its going to load the game but it just takes me out into the desktop.

Does this happen with a new game? Dunno if you know this, but some mods -can- corrupt saves due to improper implementation of FO4Edit.

No the game crashes before I get into the start screen but when It does load the start screen it lets me load old saves with out any problems

My laptop has been experiencing the same issue you describe. I believe it has to do with something being changed in how the game handles shaders. I noticed that some other applications complain about shaders which is the only reason I think of this. One of the previous more recent updates to FO4 (1.3 I think) added some features specific to nVidia cards and changes to the shaders. This just compliments my reasoning that they changed something in the core code.

@jesusp Have you tried a fresh install? Could help. After uninstalling make sure to delete anything left over including the folder in My Documents.