So, all I need to do now is copy those over, then fire up Nexus Mod Manager and start installing mods.
I was about to tell you I wasn't seeing the saved game directory on my C: drive, but I just spotted it.
It'd be nice to do quick-saves without seeing my screen hesitate.). I'm thinking Skyrim itself will probably try to shove the data onto C: (even though I do have another non-SSD drive available. I located my old saves in F:\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim. I was HOPING it would have done something that would confirm what directory it was going to use for saved games. Launched Skyrim, just to get it to initialize and detect my video card settings, and then I shut it down again. So I was then able to tell it exactly what paths to use for the Mod and Install Info directories. It complained that I hadn't initialized Skyrim yet, but it let me past that. I've located the archived mods and have moved them over to the same path on the new drive, then fired up Nexus Mod Manager. OK, thanks very much for the information! And the same thing for the saved games (though I have no clue where those might be located).īut as far as getting Mod Manager to see all of that, I'm not so sure.ĭes lynam Posts: 3444 Joined: Thu 4:07 pm and copy all that stuff over to the exact same path on the new drive. I would assume that for "a", I'd simply locate the directory where the mod files are installed on the old drive. But now I'd like to:Ĭ) Restore Nexus Mod manager (so that it "sees" my already-installed mods once again).Ĭan anybody advise me on procedures to do all of that?
I've downloaded Nexus Mod Manager, but I haven't installed it yet. So, I've already downloaded and installed Steam, Skyrim, and BOSS onto the new drive. I'd like to get back to my previous Skyrim configuration. In an effort to recover from extremely-frequent Windows crashes, I elected to buy a new SSD drive and install Windows 7 64-bit fresh onto that.
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