I started using MO a few months ago and after nearly losing my mind figuring out how to work it, I screwed up my game and someone told me to verify the cache on steam and it would repair Skyrim. Before I did this I had Wrye Bash, Finis and TESVEdit all working great. After, nothing would work. I reinstalled a few times but Wrye and TES won't see my saves or Mod list. I've just given up trying to get them to work properly. I was getting freezes and CTD's but now after getting LOOT working, it's a lot better. Today I accidently discovered that there are two installs of steam and obviously Skyrim in different places. The original is in C: Games, the other in Program Files. I guess this is why TSVEdit and Wrye bash won't work. Can I safely delete the Steam folder with Skyrim in it? I only get 8Gig of internet a month so I really don't want to have to re-install. I only have about 4G left for 3 weeks :( Thanks for any help.
Question
kayte
I started using MO a few months ago and after nearly losing my mind figuring out how to work it, I screwed up my game and someone told me to verify the cache on steam and it would repair Skyrim. Before I did this I had Wrye Bash, Finis and TESVEdit all working great. After, nothing would work. I reinstalled a few times but Wrye and TES won't see my saves or Mod list. I've just given up trying to get them to work properly. I was getting freezes and CTD's but now after getting LOOT working, it's a lot better. Today I accidently discovered that there are two installs of steam and obviously Skyrim in different places. The original is in C: Games, the other in Program Files. I guess this is why TSVEdit and Wrye bash won't work. Can I safely delete the Steam folder with Skyrim in it? I only get 8Gig of internet a month so I really don't want to have to re-install. I only have about 4G left for 3 weeks :( Thanks for any help.
4 answers to this question
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now