
There are a variety of tools with varying degrees of complexity that can help you to remove references to a mod from your save file that has been changed or removed. If you mean how to safely uninstall mods in the context of your save files, thats a different topic.


You need to be acutely aware of what you are installing and where.

Happened today.) I would not use a mod manager for Morrowind. Like an X folder in the Data Files directory, rather than nested in the meshes directory. You also get the benefit of getting to know your way around the Data Files directory.Īnother benefit is, this allows you to visually inspect your mod install, without all the visual clutter of other mods. This way, you can see what you are actually installing, before installing. This is helpful for complex mod installations that require several files or patches. Its common for the installation instructions for Morrowind mods to suggest unzipping directly into the Data Files directory. Its a lot less scary if you are modding into a file other than the data directory in your install. Remember, the vanilla assets are in BSA files. Some mods change things like textures or meshes, and thats much harder to uninstall correctly, particularly if you have overwritten those with another mods. Pls tell me how 6 comments share save hide report 100 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by best. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 3 How to safely uninstall mods. Errors may occur during loading or game play.How To Uninstall Morrowind Overhaul By outcoucomdi1975 Follow | Public The currently selected master file and plugins do not match the ones used by this saved game. Nevertheless, I still get a dialog that says: I'm able to re-launch the game only if I uninstall all the mods I've installed using the Nexus Mod Manager, leaving only the mods installed outside of it (such as Better Bodies and Morrowind Overhaul). However, when I launched the game, another dialog appeared saying "master file TR_XXX.esm is missing" and it gave me "Yes" or "No" choice to continue, but both choices lead to the game crashing. I clicked "Yes to all" and it didn't complain after that.

When I'm installing the mod, a dialog appeared, saying some files were already there and asked me if I want to overwrite them. I use Nexus Mod Manager to install the mods from Planet Elder Scrolls. I've tried to install a several mods and they all mess up, causing problems.
