Try the following without MO on: 1. Navigate to you actual skyrim\Data directory. If it has a SkyProc folder delete it (unless you did something wrong there should not be one) 2. Navigate to your MO\overwrite directory and delete the *.esp(s) associated with SkyProc (example SUM.esp). 3. In your overwrite directory is a "textures" folder that should only contain your AV textures. You might want to check, but delete it anyways. 4. In your overwrite directory is a "SkyProc Patchers" directory. Delete it. 5. Depending on your version of Windows navigate to your directory where the actual skyrim ini files are saved. In my case this is "Documents\My Games\Skyrim". There you will file a SkyProc folder. Delete it. Because AV moved your files from their installed directories into your MO\overwrite directory you will have to reinstall all the AV packages using MO and selecting REPLACE when doing so. I am not 100% certain but I do not believe you need to re-install Dual Sheath Redux or SUM, just the AV packages (someone correct me if I am wrong). Make sure that in MO they are in their proper positions (ie Automatic Variants should be first). When finished, run SUM again. For me, sometimes this fails the first time I run due to missing masters if a made changes to other mods, however, running it again fixes it. This should not be a problem for you as you deleted all the SkyProc folders in your Documents directory and MO\overwrite directory. Good luck. Thanks for your reply. However I am afraid it didn't work. I did manage to get to get it working, although it was very ugly. My problem seems to stem from running any kind of patcher through MO. I don't think my AV patcher worked either. When i run the AV patcher through MO it show the progress bar for like 2 seconds and then says it is finished and no texture folder or any esp is created in the overwrite folder. I wonder if a reason might be that i am not using the default location for mod folder or download folder in MO, or if it all boils down to windows 8. I did give MO admin privileges (couldn't start it otherwise), but I can't force any .jar file to have admin privs, so I wonder if that might be a problem. Anyway I did manage to get it working by simply installing it manually with wrye bash, its not pretty but it works. And since I can't find a solution to the problem i think ill settle with my current solution (unless someone knows its a very bad idea). I later also managed to install SkyRe + ASIS with this method which made me quite content.