Here is something that may help. I did this when my game kept crashing when I would try to type something in the search bar in build mode or would crash when I tried to go into the gallery. This helped me out. Here is the link where I found this. I hope this helps.
http://modthesims.info/wiki.php?title=Game%20Help:TS4%20CC%20Basics#Testing_for_problem_CC_just_takes_time_and_effort.
Removing/Testing Problem Custom Content
So you've gotten content and you don't want it anymore - or your game is having problems and you need to find the problem CC. Don't panic! Just us a logical process of elimination.
Go go to your Mods directory and move the content out of your game to a different folder outside of the game folders. Perhaps Desktop/TS4 CC. (Don't toss it, you may want it again.)
Testing for problem CC just takes time and effort.
Make a holding folder on your desktop called TS4 CC and copy ALL the mod folder contents to that folder.
Make a folder on your desktop called Problem CC
Make a subfolder under the game's Mods folder called Good or whatever you want to call it.
Also make a subfolder under the game's Mods folder called TEST.
Now the tedious part. Take half the content from the Desktop/TS4 CC folder and stuff it in the MODS/TEST folder. Start the game.
Did the game work ?
Yes? - GREAT! Move all the test folder contents to MODS/GOOD
No? - Temporarily stash it in the Desktop/Problem CC folder.
Move the remaining content from the Desktop/TS4 CC folder to the MODS/TEST folder. Start the game.
Did the game work ?
Yes? - GREAT! Move all the test folder contents to MODS/GOOD.
No? - Temporarily stash it in the Desktop/Problem CC folder.
Now you have to sort the stuff in the Desktop/Problem CC folder the same way.
Move it all to the Desktop/TS4 CC folder.
Move 1/2 of it to the MODS/TEST folder and start the game.
Repeat the steps above as needed until you find the CC that is causing the problem.
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