question about nexus mod manager

[bastardodentro1]

alright so lets say i install 50 mods, and some of them are fairly large. (talking about fallout new vegas, by the way.)

lets also assume they dont conflict.

if, after i installed all of them, i start uninstalling, starting from the last one i installed, is there maybe a small chance the nexus mod manager will fail and not completely uninstall a mod or maybe leave a corrupt file?

what im saying is, can i test install and uninstall different mods (and compatability patches) without the fear that NMM will screw up? assuming i dont make errors myself.

thanks in advance for the answer

[bben46]

Nothing on a computer is error proof. Back it up. Then back up the backup. And hope that is enough. :rolleyes:

[bastardodentro1]

using a calculator and doing 2+2 is error proof, :P

[TheVampireDante]

You don't talk to many theoretical Mathematics professors do you?

[Hickory]

Not to mention that logic chips *do* go wrong.

[bastardodentro1]

yea but you get what i mean.

and i meant using the calculator on the pc, the chances of it not working are very small :P

Edited November 27, 2012 by bastardodentro1

[Hickory]

yea but you get what i mean.

and i meant using the calculator on the pc, the chances of it not working are very small :P

 

Au contraire. There is *far* more chance of error on a PC compared to a pocket calculator -- more to go wrong. :thumbsup: