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1. #HOW TO USE NEXUS MOD MANAGER FOR SKYRIM AND FALLOUT HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO USE NEXUS MOD MANAGER FOR SKYRIM AND FALLOUT INSTALL#

Either way, your best bet is moving your Steam install to something like C:\GamesīOSS: Will manage your load order for minimal conflicting of records. UAC will cause problems for any mod manager in this case - sometimes not always obvious, because it may work at first, then fail on specific files or specific folders. This still applies, as long as you have any OS later than XP. James Hate Posts: 3531 Joined: Sun 5:55 am I know this was an issue w/ Oblivion pre-Steam, but I have Skyrim installed in the standard Steam folder and prefer not to change its location.so is isntalling Wrye Bash into the Programs File location okay? I downloaded but didnt install WryeBash, mainly b/c it warned me about installing it into the Program Files directory. I do have SKSE and Dragonscripts already in my Skyrim directory, for whatever that's worth, and have installed BOSS and used it once to order my mods. My goal is just to install and order the mods in the smoothest way possible.

#HOW TO USE NEXUS MOD MANAGER FOR SKYRIM AND FALLOUT HOW TO#

It would be great if someone could provide a basic noobs guide to how to use the three in concert with each other, or if I only need one or two of them. Given the amount, I suspect that I will need to BOSS and/or Wrye Bash to order them correctly and handle any possible conflicts or redundencies (I am being careful not to install mods that achieve the same thing, but conflicts or redundancy does occur). I've downloaded and installed them using the Nexus Mod Manager.

So from Skyrim nexus I've downloaded about 50 tweaks and mods that look helpful.