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I had this problem when I first installed a BBP-enabled body replacer along with walking/running animations that utilized it. There was an arm skeleton fix rolling around here, but I can't remember its name. Installing it should do the trick though. I know it did for me, so hopefully it'll fix it for you too. It doesn't matter what body replacer you find the fix for, they all use the exact same skeleton... I think.

I need to reinstall Skyrim because I managed to break vampirism somehow, making Dawnguard very difficult to play if you choose to become a vampire. More specifically, it's not detecting my character as a vampire when I clearly am, and making the follow-up quests past the initiation impossible to start. Anywho, my question is: when uninstalling Skyrim through Steam, does it delete the whole installation folder, or only the files it had originally downloaded and installed? I ask because some of the mods I have installed were a major pain in the ass to get working or tweak to perfection and rather not delete them along with the whole game. Should I individually pick out everything I want to save, or is it okay to leave it where it is?