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There are only a few of them, so shouldn't be too time-consuming. If you don't find anything interesting in the logs, I'd suggest you create a new MO profile, and only enable the Extenders, one by one, testing after each one. Had you ever tried to start the game after completing the guide, with 1.5.97, before the 1.6 AE update and the downgrading back to 1.5.97? And if so, was it working then? I'm trying to understand if the 'breakage' already existed prior to the downgrade, or may be a consequence of the downgrade. In your OP you said you were about to enjoy the game after completing the guide. There is also a log file in there, which I forgot about previously, that you can check. NET Script Framework mod, although if there are files in it, they'd probably end up in MO's 'overwrite' folder. No you only added more clarity! Thanks for your time and I'll let you know if it workedĪlso, I can't find the folder './NetScriptFramework/Crash' you were talking about.

Hope this clarifies and I didn't add too much confusion. It's unlikely they will be affected by the downgrade patcher, but I mentioned it just in case out of precaution.

#Skyrim special edition update download 1.5.39 .exe#

exe extension) in these 2 mods need to be manually copied to the Skyrim Special Edition installation folder, which contents are modified by the downgrade patcher. I suggested you may need to reinstall SKSE64 and SSE Engine Fixes, because unlike all the other mods, some of the files (files with. But in this case it's not necessary before using the downgrade patcher. You can backup your modding folder, including Mod Organizer, the other tools and your mods, if you want - it's always good to have backups. The downgrade patcher only operates within the Skyrim Special Edition installation folder, it will not 'touch' anything inside your modding folder. If you followed the STEP System Setup Guide correctly, and I'm assuming you did, your modding folder is stored separately from the Skyrim Special Edition installation folder, which is inside your Steam library folder.