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- The best way to prevent mod problems is to make sure your mods work properly and are compatible with each other from the moment you acquire and install them.
- Try to get the latest versions of your favourite mods. These often contain bug fixes. Also look for compatibility patches if you have two mods which are incompatible (Examples: FCOM if you use any combination of OOO, MMM, Franesco's, Warcry and Bob's Armoury, Unique Landscapes has a number of compatibility patches for various mods, etc).
- Use TES4Edit to clean and check your mods (only if you know how plugins work). Very easy instructions for cleaning plugins using TES4Edit are found here.
- If problems start occuring right after you install a new mod, deactivate it and see if the game still causes problems. Is it for this reasont that you should only install a few mods at a time then test your game between each addition.
- Remove problematic mods.
- Defragment your hard drive, especially after installing a large mod. MyDefrag is probably the best free defragmenter available.
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