3 Installing a mod from an Archive with FOMMįallout Mod Manager is a tool used to manage your load order and install mods correctly.įallout Mod Manager is available on the nexus.

I've done mutliple clean installations of skyrim in the past couple weeks on my new comp. So I guess maybe NMM is remembering previous installation choices? but I wonder why it didn't do this before. so I just tried installing immerisave citizens AI overhaul (had it in the previous skyrim iteration on the new comp.) and it picked the right version it seems based on the ESP and BSA sizes. The times I've reinstalled NMM it did - but I also made a copy of the Mod folder, just in case. 'if I just reinstall NMM, that won't screw up the mods I already have installed and it'll just detect those already installed mods when I start it up, right?' I've had problems with NMM's profile system, and don't use it - was installing wrong mods (from another profile - not the one I wanted - so I abandoned using the profile system Mod Organizer is a better manager for multiple profiles) Originally posted by smr1957:'does it maybe have something to do with me having multiple profiles and NMM has suddenly decided to use the options I picked for mods in a previous profile in the new install/new profile?' If I just reinstall NMM, that won't screw up the mods I already have installed and it'll just detect those already installed mods when I start it up, right? does it maybe have something to do with me having multiple profiles and NMM has suddenly decided to use the options I picked for mods in a previous profile in the new install/new profile?Īhhh troubleshooting, what a wonderful time

I know it's not a corrupted download since in the previous iteration of my skyrim install on the new computer, I used the same files and the fomods worked fine.

Unfortunately, at this point, I'm just sort of flailing alway, as I've never had to really deal with a persistent problem of this nature. Another possiblilty si that NMM is just not funtioning correctly - and maybe needs to be reinstalled. I get the feeling that you might have been thinking along those lines as well. Originally posted by smr1957:To me, that sounds like a problem with the downloaded file (corrupted during download or whatever) which is why I made my earlier suggestions.

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