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I don't know if this is helpful, but it's probably best you ask this in the comment section of the page where you downloaded the mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/26393/?tab=4&&navtag=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nexusmods.com%2Fskyrim%2Fajax%2Fcomments%2F%3Fmod_id%3D26393%26page%3D1%26sort%3DDESC%26pid%3D0%26thread_id%3D822684&pUp=1 There is a better chance you get your answer from the author himself maybe.

Would you do that, Xelan255, if you had - say 200mods+ - installed? There is another way - allowing you to keep all your stuff. I will not go too much into detail here but i'll be giving you directions help you solve your issue, Hopeless13. 1. Go into your windows registry by clicking on your Windows Start Button and enter the following into the search window: regedit.exe Use the key combination ctrl+f to open a search-window and type "skyrim" (without quotation marks). Click on "next" (if necessary [for me it is the 1. entry found]) until you see the orphaned path of your tesv.exe on the right of your screen (example: C:\Program Files > Steam > Steamapps > Common > Skyrim >tesv.exe) make a double-left-click on the entry "tesv.exe" and set the appropriate path to your new skyrim tesv.exe location. 2. After you've done that - take the easiest of 3 possible ways. Deinstall BOSS - Reinstall BOSS and not only will find BOSS your gamepath again - steam will too. ;)

Wouldn't be relevant. I found the cause for your crash, anotheruselesslogon. [07/22/2014 - 02:50:03PM] Info: *Achievement 1 awarded - a winnar is you!* <---- This refers to the mod AchieveThat! Your loadorder does not contain the necessary file "Achieve That.esp" to run the mod properly. Please check the box for your plugin to be able to load and you should be good to go. If your intention was to deinstall this mod, please download the mod manually again, check every file you find in the downloaded archive against your files installed in the Data/* folder/s and remove them manually. After that you will have to either start over with a clean save game, because your old savefile still contains the edits from the AchieveThat! -scripts or you reinstall the mod and then disable the mod ingame in the MCM menu, close the game and deinstall it again.

2 days ago i started compiling my new mod setup for Skyrim using NMM v0.51.0, BOSS 2.3.0 , FNIS v5.1.1, SkyProc for Dual Sheath Redux (latest version), WryeBash v304.4 Standalone and TESV Edit v3.032 EXPERIMENTAL. I tried the same setup with modmanager 5 days ago and was unsuccesful to even get a decent start - seeing that my game received CTD's at the very start inside Helgen Keep. The papyrus log filled up to 243kb in just 14minutes of gameplay - containing loads of error messages - mostly not even selfrepeating ones. However my current NMM-setup, as it is exactly the same as before, seems to throw less errors comparably. I'm afraid that this setup might throw me back to where i started compiling - having to repeat it allover again. So i'm kindly asking for advice here - since i'm lacking the knowledge - if this log contains some bad news for me, or how i should proceed, or if it's nothing to worry about?. I'll post my recent papyrus.log, BOSS report and loadorder.txt below. Thanks for your time and help in advance. My system specs: Core I7 [email protected], 16GB Kingston DDR3 RAM, Nvidia Geforce GTX 660Ti (2048MB VRAM) Papyrus.0.log loadorder.txt BOSS.txt

It works similar to herdscan's v-scan-procedure, which is scanning simultaneously through multiple proxies to the research lab's servers (kaspersky, norton, mcafee, glab, etc.) - when uploading you shouldn't even notice a drop of packets on your end. It's good though that this feature has been implemented into the Nexus. Imagine what could happen if someone would upload a potentially harmful file here and cloak it as modfile with proper descriptions - making it look like it would actually be a legit mod. Users/downloaders could infect their systems up to a hundredfold in 1h, given the usual traffic that's being produced daily.

In response to post #16704799. Aren't supporters supposed to be supportive instead of writing stuff they don't really know about? - You know exactly what i mean.