Nexus mod manager fallout 4 not launching install#

So I have been playing fallout 4 for awhile and I wanted to start a new run with the new survival difficulty so I deiced in this run I would install some mods for this run since I have 100 the game in every other way. Outside of that, nothing I've done has changed anything. After installing Nexus mod manger Fallout 4 wont open. The weird part is, zero of the mods I have installed are functioning if I leave the sResourceDataDirsFinal= line as-is, but the Commonwealth Cuts mod semi-functions if I change it to =1. Vortex is designed to seamlessly interact with Nexus Mods allowing you to easily find, install, and play mods from our site, learn about new files and catch the latest news. I find going to the Nexus, Finding a mod I want, and pressing 'download with manager' pretty easy. hmm, thats odd, I never had any problems with Project Nevada. im using vortex mod manager (i had even tried launching it using the f4seloader itself) and still, the cmd just popped and nothing happened at all. With FOMM, you just go download the mod, click package manager, click add FOMOD, then check it and boom done. I've made sure they appear in the game's in-game mod list (though I'm not sure how to check to see if the ESP is enabled there, can't figure it out). my f4se just wont launch like it usually does. I when to run it said 'Failed to launch 'oblivion.exe' Access is denied. I went on to use various mod manger but none of them could even register than I had oblivion installed expect for Nexus mod manger. I'm using LOOT to make sure my load order is functional. So I recently download oblivion from the Xbox game pass store. I've checked to make sure the ESP boxes are ticked in the mod manager plugins tab.

This is what I've found literally every source telling me to do.

I went into my Fallout4Custom.ini and Fallout4Prefs.ini files and made the following edits: ini edits would be required to make it work. I installed several mods, and the manager gave me an error warning that informed me that certain. However, I've run into roadblock after roadblock trying to mod this game with the Nexus Mod Manager. I recently downloaded Fallout 4 because it was on sale, feeling like I missed out on the game's potential playing it modless on console.