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  1. Thank you all! Will try and see! AAAAANnnddd...worked like a champ! Thanks again! v/r feld
  2. All, BLUF: I am looking for advice and confirmation of my plan to upgrade MO 1.1.2 to the current version which I believe is 1.2.18, with an attempt to retain current modlist and profiles after a very long (>1 year) away from Skyrim and modding. My plan is to attempt upgrade by downloading the current MO archive and extracting it to my current MO directory, overwriting all. Does this make sense? Background: About a year ago I got Skyrim'd out but I'm feeling the itch again. I had not thought about the problems of failing to keep to my MO installation up to date and when I opened it and compared to the Nexus page I discovered: a. I was a full version or more out of date (1.1.2 to 1.2.18) b. I was so out of date that the automatic upgrade option no longer appeared c. I think I'm so out of date that MO will no longer communicate with Nexus. I can neither verify versions nor download mods. I get the "login failed:please check you password" error. Needless to say, I've verified my password multiple times. It's the right one. What I've done: -I've looked about the forums here but not found anyone whose hiatus from MO has been as long. The only people I did find with a similar issue used the manual overwrite method above -I've read the MO changelog from 1.1.2 to 1.2.18 on Nexus. It doesn't seem to say anything that invalidates my approach but, well, see again under "been gone for over a year". Thank you in advance for any thoughts you can provide. v/r feld
  3. All, First post here so please forgive me if I have missed an obvious answer in the "Answered" subforum. I am suddenly unable to run the tutorials in MO. I was able to when I started my STEP install...but now (64 mods, BOSS, TES5Edit, and Wrye Bash later) I cannot. MO tells me to look in the MO_interface log. I get this error when trying to run the "first steps" tutorial: file:///C:/Steam/steamapps/common/Skyrim/Mod Organizer/ tutorials_mainwindow.qml: File name case mismatch Any one have any idea why this is and how to fix it? I have another data point that my MO installation isn't perfect: my Wrye Bash bashed patches do not show up in overwrite like I think they're supposed to. But I'm still watching tutorials on Wrye Bash with MO to see if I can figure that out for myself. The tutorial issue I could not find a solution to on my own. Thanks for any help you can provide. v/r feld
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