Cant load new household.

I installed Sims 4, followed the instructions, but I must have skipped the step.
When I try to play family, I get the error Error Code a124a294fbad:772c671 it is recommended you relaunch the game
I have runed the Validator, and these are my results: 

report:

Sorry, the error is 132:307531be:226741ce.

Delete those "unknown files". If that doesn't help, go to Documents\Electronic Arts and move The Sims 4 folder to desktop. This will start the game fresh, you can move saves back later.

I did both. Now, if i put a family on an empty lot, or generated house, i can play. 
But if I put a family in downloaded cc house, i get the same "error 132:307531be:226741ce it is recommended you relaunch the game".
I checked al my cc with mod conflict detector, and tray importer, everything is ok. also, i ran without mods.

Look: it works without CC but when you add CC it throws that error. So obviously it's because of CC. Mod conflict detector and tray importer won't find all problems with your mods/CC. You have to check for yourself which one is breaking the game.

BojanaP1992 wrote:I checked al my cc with mod conflict detector, and tray importer, everything is ok. also, i ran without mods.

I'll say the same message as anadius before, but I will "pack" it a bit differently, maybe it will be easier to understand then.

Even if you have no idea about the technical side of modding, can you imagine the work effort behind such a tool that would detect everything? The person working on such a thing would literally have to grab every piece of CC, and then try it out, and depending on how things go, incorporate it into their mod detection tool. 

This is not doable, in reality. And even if it was doable, you can bet that whoever created such a tool would charge (a lot of) money for it. Sure, maybe the un-initiated simmer anxious to try some new mods, may not know that "there are really so many different mods out there". But yes, it is the truth.

Those mod detection tools have been around in earlier Sims titles too. And they were never reliable. I mean, I don't want to sound too unfair: yes, maybe these tools can provide a "first glance" on what mods could or should be done. But in the end, there is no substitute for grinding through your mods, manually. Yes, it is painful, and yes, you would rather spend time actually playing the game.

But then again: it's only going to be a real problem if you use many, many mods. So many, that it would be almost impossible to filter individual items, if there is a problem later on. In which case I will then ask: does it "have" to be that many mods? Does using so many mods actually enhance your gameplay experience?

If you have snb bills mod and ww mod then its ww strip club part of the mod that is conflicting and turbo is working on it. I had the same issue, had to start a new save.