- Fallout 4 silverlock update .exe#
- Fallout 4 silverlock update install#
- Fallout 4 silverlock update update#
- Fallout 4 silverlock update archive#
- Fallout 4 silverlock update Patch#
Fallout 4 silverlock update install#
Otherwise, the default install options will be fine. If this is your situation, install on your larger drive because MO2 will hold all of your downloads and mods in its folder, and that’ll get big fast. I personally install MO2 to a D drive because my laptop is partitioned to have a smaller C drive for Windows and other programs and a much larger D drive for games.
Fallout 4 silverlock update archive#
Extract these files from the 7z archive to your Fallout 4 installation folder (where Fallout4.exe is):ĭuring install, leave the default options alone unless you know what you’re doing. Also turn off the Steam Overlay in-game.ĭownload the Fallout 4 runtime 7z archive. This prevents the game from auto-updating and breaking compatibility with F4SE until Silverlock produces a matching update.
Fallout 4 silverlock update update#
In Steam, set Fallout 4 to only update when launched.
Plus worst comes to worst I've already got a back up.Įdited by TechFreak1, 06 December 2018 - 08:05 AM.All of the software on this page is required to follow this guide. So will be reinstalling the game and moving my modded install after deleting the game from the steam directory (but not uninstalling it). However as I don't want to have multiple instances of the game and plan to make mods, so compatibility is a key sticking point for me. That's what I've just tested and it works - launching the fallout4.exe it self prompts you to download the game via steam. It would worth tracking the F4SE reddit thread:Īlso it's worth mentioning that we can avoid this entire hassle again by simply, moving the fallout 4 directory else where from the steam directory (or wherever you've installed the game via steam) and uninstalling it from the steam library as this way it doesn't redownload the game when it next updates and then using F4SE to launch the game. That is what I did as it would take about 30 minutes to copy and paste from my old clunky mechanical 5400 hdd 2.0 usb enclosure lol and also I would recommend reading the link Wu Lala provided and create a custom steam shortcut with console functionality for future use. exe) or simply move the old fallout 4.exe into your fallout 4 directory.Īll in all it takes about a few minutes - steps taken from the link - wu lala posted above. PS, and thanks for the tip to tell the game only to update when I start the game - I'll use that setting going forward.Ĥ) Steam should open with the console tab - if not exit via the system tray and restart steam.ĥ) Paste: "download_depot 377160 377162 883559999634905832" without the speech marks into the console text boxĦ) It will download the old fallout.exe to Steam\steamapps\content\app_377160\depot_377162 (I use a custom steam directory) and make sure you back this up.ħ) Back up / move the updated fallout4.exe somewhere else and then either over write this (if you backed it up via copying the newly updated.
Fallout 4 silverlock update .exe#
exe in Dropbox or somewhere we can access it? Just a thought.
learnt from the last time textures bugs hosed up my install.Īnother reason why we do really need to have custom directories as we can use symlink or hardlink the directories and have the actual modded files far away from the fallout 4 install, so we don't end up with a massive 7z archive.Ĭan someone just put the previous. Good thing I have my entire fallout install backed up (87.7 gigs with Ultra 7z compression) lol.
Sat down to do some modding and low behold it starts updating as soon as I start my PC! I just tried it, worked fine, im back up and running now and all my mods work.
Fallout 4 silverlock update Patch#
The exact text will change with each new update, but the cut to the chase of it for this latest update on December the 5th is to open the steam console the way they tell you, type this into the console.ĭownload_depot 377160 377162 883559999634905832Īnd hit enter, it will download the fallout4.exe from the previous patch we were running yesterday and tell u where it downloaded it, you then just copy it and paste it over your existing fallout4.exe and that essentially rolls you back for this latest update. Seems long and ripe with potential to just tilt you having to jump through so many hoops, but it was actually quite easy when I just sat down and did it. Hey, just had this same problem and managed to fix it without a new version of F4SE.
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