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How do we ensure that Skyrim SE doesn't update so we don't have to reinstall SKSE?
How can I keep my saved Skyrim game off other Windows user accounts?How can I get Nexus Mod Manager to recognize my Skyrim installation?Is there a way to launch the “SKSE” skyrim mod with the default Skyrim Launcher?Do I have to run SKSE to launch Skyrim every time?Save files too largeDo Skyrim mods work with the Special Edition?When trying to link Nexus Mod Manager to Skyrim, it claims I don't have “Update.esm”, A file that I have verified I doMy Skyrim files have been moved?Skyrim SE: Game not launching after activating mods through NMMIs it possible to do a clean reinstall of Skyrim (non-Special Edition) via Steam with DLC?
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I bought Skyrim SE a month ago, and installed the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) to play with certain mods, but noticed that the game gets updated and breaks my SKSE installation.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
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I bought Skyrim SE a month ago, and installed the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) to play with certain mods, but noticed that the game gets updated and breaks my SKSE installation.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
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Joachim
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asked Apr 27 at 23:08
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I bought Skyrim SE a month ago, and installed the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) to play with certain mods, but noticed that the game gets updated and breaks my SKSE installation.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
asked Apr 27 at 23:08
blackbirdblackbird
1584
I bought Skyrim SE a month ago, and installed the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) to play with certain mods, but noticed that the game gets updated and breaks my SKSE installation.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
asked Apr 27 at 23:08
blackbirdblackbird
1584
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
asked Apr 27 at 23:08
blackbirdblackbird
1584
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
edited 57 mins ago
Joachim
2,735628
2,735628
asked Apr 27 at 23:08
blackbirdblackbird
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asked Apr 27 at 23:08
blackbirdblackbird
1584
asked Apr 27 at 23:08
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Two things you can do:
Firsty, you can just launch Steam in offline mode so there's no way for anything to update
Secondly you can try this:
- Go to where Steam is installed (if you have multiple install spots on separate HDDs you need to go to the drive where Skyrim is installed)
- Under
steamsteamappsyou'll see a bunch of .acf files, openappmanifest_489830.acf(this is the Skyrim .acf file) in notepad (right click .acf > open with > notepad) - Find
AutoUpdateBehaviorand change it to-1and make sureBytestoDownloadis set to0 - Save and close the notepad document, right click the same .acf (
appmanifest_489830.acf) > properties > read-only > press OK
This should fix this issue. If not, may have to use Steam offline.
If in future you want to update the game, revert all these settings, default values for AutoUpdateBehavior is 0 and BytesToDownload is also 0 and make sure you deselect read-only.
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Two things you can do:
Firsty, you can just launch Steam in offline mode so there's no way for anything to update
Secondly you can try this:
- Go to where Steam is installed (if you have multiple install spots on separate HDDs you need to go to the drive where Skyrim is installed)
- Under
steamsteamappsyou'll see a bunch of .acf files, openappmanifest_489830.acf(this is the Skyrim .acf file) in notepad (right click .acf > open with > notepad) - Find
AutoUpdateBehaviorand change it to-1and make sureBytestoDownloadis set to0 - Save and close the notepad document, right click the same .acf (
appmanifest_489830.acf) > properties > read-only > press OK
This should fix this issue. If not, may have to use Steam offline.
If in future you want to update the game, revert all these settings, default values for AutoUpdateBehavior is 0 and BytesToDownload is also 0 and make sure you deselect read-only.
answered Apr 29 at 8:36
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Two things you can do:
Firsty, you can just launch Steam in offline mode so there's no way for anything to update
Secondly you can try this:
- Go to where Steam is installed (if you have multiple install spots on separate HDDs you need to go to the drive where Skyrim is installed)
- Under
steamsteamappsyou'll see a bunch of .acf files, openappmanifest_489830.acf(this is the Skyrim .acf file) in notepad (right click .acf > open with > notepad) - Find
AutoUpdateBehaviorand change it to-1and make sureBytestoDownloadis set to0 - Save and close the notepad document, right click the same .acf (
appmanifest_489830.acf) > properties > read-only > press OK
This should fix this issue. If not, may have to use Steam offline.
If in future you want to update the game, revert all these settings, default values for AutoUpdateBehavior is 0 and BytesToDownload is also 0 and make sure you deselect read-only.
answered Apr 29 at 8:36
infekinfek
1,637718
add a comment |
Two things you can do:
Firsty, you can just launch Steam in offline mode so there's no way for anything to update
Secondly you can try this:
- Go to where Steam is installed (if you have multiple install spots on separate HDDs you need to go to the drive where Skyrim is installed)
- Under
steamsteamappsyou'll see a bunch of .acf files, openappmanifest_489830.acf(this is the Skyrim .acf file) in notepad (right click .acf > open with > notepad) - Find
AutoUpdateBehaviorand change it to-1and make sureBytestoDownloadis set to0 - Save and close the notepad document, right click the same .acf (
appmanifest_489830.acf) > properties > read-only > press OK
This should fix this issue. If not, may have to use Steam offline.
If in future you want to update the game, revert all these settings, default values for AutoUpdateBehavior is 0 and BytesToDownload is also 0 and make sure you deselect read-only.
answered Apr 29 at 8:36
infekinfek
1,637718
Two things you can do:
Firsty, you can just launch Steam in offline mode so there's no way for anything to update
Secondly you can try this:
- Go to where Steam is installed (if you have multiple install spots on separate HDDs you need to go to the drive where Skyrim is installed)
- Under
steamsteamappsyou'll see a bunch of .acf files, openappmanifest_489830.acf(this is the Skyrim .acf file) in notepad (right click .acf > open with > notepad) - Find
AutoUpdateBehaviorand change it to-1and make sureBytestoDownloadis set to0 - Save and close the notepad document, right click the same .acf (
appmanifest_489830.acf) > properties > read-only > press OK
This should fix this issue. If not, may have to use Steam offline.
If in future you want to update the game, revert all these settings, default values for AutoUpdateBehavior is 0 and BytesToDownload is also 0 and make sure you deselect read-only.
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answered Apr 29 at 8:36
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