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A bit old, but it should be the same.

 

If you cannot be bothered at look at the video, go to http://skse.silverlock.org/ and download the installer for latest current version, then install it where Skyrim is (usually C:\Program files (x86)\games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim), after that go to that folder, rename TESV.exe to TES_.exe and finally rename skse_loader.exe to TESV.exe. Now mods that use SKSE, like SkyUI, can run on the game.

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I have just started modding Skyrim and I was starting with SkyUI and it told me I had to install something called Skyrim Script Extender and when I tried to run the skse loader I get an error saying it can't find TESV.exe. Can anyone tell me what I have to do to fix it?

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Try putting the script extender in the same directory as the launch exe for skyrim (which is tesv.exe) and running it there.

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A bit old, but it should be the same.

 

If you cannot be bothered at look at the video, go to http://skse.silverlock.org/ and download the installer for latest current version, then install it where Skyrim is (usually C:\Program files (x86)\games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim), after that go to that folder, rename TESV.exe to TES_.exe and finally rename skse_loader.exe to TESV.exe. Now mods that use SKSE, like SkyUI, can run on the game.

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Modding skyrim is a pain in the ass, why does no one make quality mod pack for lazy person like me... :(

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Modding skyrim is a pain in the ass, why does no one make quality mod pack for lazy person like me... :(

I agree. I tried some mods but it didn't go so smoothly. 

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Nexus mods really isnt that much of a pain. Point click and done

Oh the errors, the crashes, AHH...

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I have just started modding Skyrim and I was starting with SkyUI and it told me I had to install something called Skyrim Script Extender and when I tried to run the skse loader I get an error saying it can't find TESV.exe. Can anyone tell me what I have to do to fix it?

 

If you cannot be bothered at look at the video, go to http://skse.silverlock.org/ and download the installer for latest current version, then install it where Skyrim is (usually C:\Program files (x86)\games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim), after that go to that folder, rename TESV.exe to TES_.exe and finally rename skse_loader.exe to TESV.exe. Now mods that use SKSE, like SkyUI, can run on the game.

If you are new to modding. Watch all of gophers videos. He has very informative videos. 

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I have 132 mods on my Skyrim. To fix if some of them are incompatible I usually just disable them and make a decision on which one is worth keeping.

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Just follow Gopher's guide:

He'll tell you everything you need to know to install 99% of all the mods.

I followed his guide and this is my flawlessly working mod list:

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At least, this is what it used to be. Now, I've added about 15 more mods and I'm not getting 60+ fps any more... First world problems!

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