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Originally Posted by SteamWake
If your referring to the JSGME mod enabler you would be better off browsing there forums and the "readme" that came with the enabler.
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Indeed. From the latest JSGME Help file...
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- MICROSOFT VISTA USERS: If you are running the Generic Mod Enabler on Vista and are having problems with mods "taking" (the usual symptom is that the MODS folder itself is not created when the Generic Mod Enabler is first run), then simply right-click JSGME.exe in Windows Explorer and select "Run as Administrator". Alternatively, right-click JSGME.exe and select "Properties". In the properties window select the "Compatibility" tab and check "Run this program in compatibility mode" and in the box below select "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)". In some instances you may need to apply both solutions.
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(disable any enabled mods first before following the above.)
Then make sure that your mods are in the format "MOD NAME\data\etc", as Mudrik states. Many mods don't work because they are either incorrectly zipped or incorrectly extracted into a structure of "MOD NAME\MOD NAME\data\etc". For non-Vista users this is the biggest problem to worry about.