David

Unfortunately you're only able to have 1 wife. Even if your spouse dies - or if you kill her - you are unable to remarry. Just one spouse, ever.
We also have a pretty good Skyrim Marriage guide if you're interested in more information. 

I haven't tested any of these so you might want to post back here with your results.
 
Weapons Rack
I'm not sure if it's possible to add these without using a map editor.
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There's no way to install PC mods to the PS3 version without jailbreaking the system. You'd be far better off just buying the PC version.

Are you talking about the quest Discerning the Transmundane? If so, you transcribe the lexicon with a dwemer puzzle located deep in the Alftand ruins. You can solve the puzzle by completing the following steps with the controls:
Press the second button from the right until the Lexicon opens and the third button from the right lights up. Press the third button until you see the overhead lenses directing light onto the sphere, and the fourth button lights up. Press the last button and retrieve the scroll If not, you can reply to this message using the field below. Let us know, we can help out if this wasn't the answer you were looking for.
 
You should consider creating an account here. It comes with several benefits, and also makes it much easier for you to post questions and answers. It's completely free!

Do you have the PC version? If so, enter the following console commands by hitting the tilde (~) key.
prid 0001A695moveto playerThat should take you to Vilkas.

You upload them directly from your computer. Its basically the same thing as Imgur.
 
Anyways, I'm pretty sure I know what the issue is. The pictures you were adding to the thread the other day are pretty large -- 500-800 KB. The image size limit for regular members in the gallery was ~250KB. I've increased it to 800KB, so you should try again.

Make sure you go into your quest log and mark it as your active quest. If that's already the case, then it is unusual.

I checked again and couldn't reproduce this. However, it occurred to me that you may be using the incorrect page up/down keys on your keyboard. 
 

 
Skyrim typically uses the keys that I outlined in yellow. The keys on the number pad (outlined in red) will not work without some additional fiddling around on your part. This distinction may be important depending on the type / layout of your keyboard (e.g. some keyboards don't have a number pad, and thus only have one set of up/down keys).
 
Do you have a second keyboard that you could test with? You could also experiment with the on-screen keyboard that Windows has.

First, here are a few non-console/cheating options.
The novice hood is found in Helgen Keep during Unbound and raises your magicka by 30 points. So even if you're level 1, you'll have 130 magicka. Visit the Temple of the Divines in Solitude and activate the shrine of Julianos to obtain +25 magicka from the Blessing of Julianos. If you have the Dragonborn DLC, you may choose the power Secret of Arcana from the black book Filament and Filigree. Spells will cost no magicka for 30 seconds. Wear Fortify Magicka apparel. Drink Fortify Magicka potions. The very last option is probably your best bet since fortify magicka potions are everywhere even at early levels.
 
If you'd rather just cheat, the following console commands will work.
player.setav magicka 150The shortest possible command would be the following...
tgm... Which toggles "God Mode." Spells won't cost magicka. You'll probably want to turn it off right after (by entering it again), though, as it removes all challenge/fun from the game.

Galathil, a bosmer in the Ragged Flagon (Riften), will change your appearance for 1,000 gold.

There's no need to fear, Elder Souls is here!
 
Console commands to dismiss the steward of Lakeview Manor in Falkreath Hold:
SetConsoleScopeQuest BYOHHouseBuilding EmptyRefAlias House1Steward SetPapyrusQuestVar BYOHHouseFalkreath bHaveSteward False Console commands to dismiss the steward of Windstad Manor in Hjaalmarch:
SetConsoleScopeQuest BYOHHouseBuilding EmptyRefAlias House2Steward SetPapyrusQuestVar BYOHHouseHjaalmarch bHaveSteward False Console commands to dismiss the steward of Heljarchen Hall in the Pale:
SetConsoleScopeQuest BYOHHouseBuilding EmptyRefAlias House3Steward SetPapyrusQuestVar BYOHHousePale bHaveSteward False

The quest the amulet(s) are used in is Return to Grace, so double check the quest's status since that will influence how you can solve the issue.
 
You can also use the following console command, assuming you have 4 amulets.
player.drop 000CC846 4Note that this will drop the actual essential quest item separately from the ones that are not needed, i.e. there will probably be two stacks of dropped amulets -- one of 1 and one of 3. I would keep the independent one (if this happens) so you're not screwed if you ever need it for the quest.

Golden Touch isn't an in-game perk, it's an achievement / trophy (depending on the Steam / Live / PSN terminology). This is why you couldn't unlock it again after reloading your saves -- it was already synced / unlocked in your Steam / Live / PSN account. It's a one-time thing.

Here's a good list for the plants/trees/flora of Skyrim.
 
As for torches, try these.
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Yep, the "Dark Brotherhood Foreber" quest is radiant, meaning that it generates generic targets and goes on forever.
 
Try the following console command. It will most likely just end your current radiant quest and not remove the "Dark Brotherhood Forever" entry from your quest log, though.
SetStage DBrecurring 200

Hey now, I moved the other day and have been without internet since. No need to develop schizophrenia in my absence.
 
Now you may remember, my young padawan, seeing the following console command format often on these forums.
SetStage <quest id> <stage value>This is my go-to for bugged or annoying quests. For your specific fetch-quest, try inputting the following...
SetStage MGR20 20I bet that will solve all of your problems! Well, at least the quest one.

You can do the Jagged Crown glitch with either Hadvar or Ralof, so it doesn't matter if you've already joined the Imperials. Just redo the quest, save often, and keep track of them. If they disappear, just reload from the most recent autosave.

I'm not sure. Since you're using the PC, I wouldn't worry about it though. You can always fix it via console commands.

Were you already in combat? This tends to happen due to friendly fire.

To maximize your experience gain, remember to use The Mage Stone and a sleeping bonus (e.g. Well Rested) before you start power-leveling.
 
Honestly, I haven't kept up-to-date on how Enchanting experience works. I know they've changed it a few times since I played. According to the wiki, the most cost-effective approach to crafting enchanted items is to enchant armor pieces with either the Muffle or Waterbreathing effect, as these effects use their maximum power even when using petty soul gems. If you use lesser soul gems, fortify sneak will be slightly better.
 
So you're going to want to buy / smith as many of the following items to enchant as possible, depending on the enchantment / soul gems you decide to use.
Waterbreathing: helms, rings, and necklaces Muffle: boots, arm slot items and jewellery Fortify Sneak: necklaces, gloves, rings, boots

Try the following format.
<Player/RefID>.<AVC> <AV> <+/-#>So to increase Vigilance's health, you'd type...
0009A7AB.setav health 500You can also try +500. I could be wrong. Let me know if it works.

Galathil, a bosmer in the Ragged Flagon (Riften), will change your appearance for 1,000 gold. I haven't done it in awhile, but there's a high probability that the game will bring up your character's existing sliders when you do this. After that it's just a matter of writing them down.

There's a reason nothing is working. I don't know how to tell you this, but... Unfortunately, ataxia is a permanent condition that will slowly turn your character into a vegetable. You either have to reload a save from before you were infected or create a new character.
 
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Just kidding. You can cure it the following ways.
Consume a potion of Cure Disease. Visit a Temple of the Divines and pray at the altar. Eat garlic bread. But as you said, you've done those things already. If your active effects menu is indeed clear of ataxia, but you still have people bothering you about looking ill... Well, that's a known bug.

This means you're infected with Sanguinare Vampiris, which is the precursor to becoming a vampire. From the time you're initially infected, you have exactly 3 in-game days to consume a Cure Disease potion to cure yourself just like any other sickness.
 
After the three days have passed, you will become a stage 1 vampire. This is where you have to begin "feeding" to stay at the lower stages. Note that "feeding" means killing / drinking the blood of an NPC -- eating food and sweet-rolls won't solve it! To cure yourself at this stage, you must complete a short quest by talking to Falion in Morthal.
 
There's additional information in the Vampirism guide. Good luck!
 
PS - I'll split your console code requests into a separate topic so others can easily search for it.

Did the fix in this topic solve this issue as well?