Motorsport manager wont load after downloading mods

Motorsport Manager started to CTD after latest update on december 17΄. Problem: Motorsport Manager crashes to desktop after initial logos (Sega,Playsport,Motorsport Manager) and intro on Windows 7 and Tried solutions without success: Verirfy game integrity, unsubscribed from all mods, uninstall-reinstall: visual c++ redistributables (  · Execept OpenIV. the MODS folder is failing to load modified vehicles. I created a brand new MODS folder, copied the update and x64 folders into mods and that works fine. Then I tried to add the Tesla roadster into the MODs folder, like I have done many times before. It no longer works! Crashes the game. I just bought Motorsport Manager today after having fun with the mobile version, it starts on to a black screen and quickly closes itself. All the other games in my library boot fine, I'm on a Microsoft Surface Pro7, and falls pretty close to the recommended specs. Any help will be greaty appreciated. Thankyou:)).

So once you've done that, right click on it and a menu will come up, press extract here, then it will extract a load of files, including bltadwin.ru for the frosty mod manager. Go right click on the exe properties compatibility tick run this program as administrator, because frosty needs admin privileges to access your game folder, and then. Right-click the Nexus Mod Manager icon on the Desktop if you have one and choose Open File Location. If you don't have a Desktop shortcut, locate it in the Start menu, right-click on it and choose the Open File Location option. After the folder opens, right-click on the client file which should be automatically selected when you enter the. If I try to use the "Mod Manager Download" button on any mod, I'll get a prompt asking me to associate MO with Nexus links, and if I click Yes on it, it'll tell me there's no handler found. I've tried associating it with Nexus links via. the settings tab, that didn't fix it. I also tried using the bltadwin.ru to register it as the active.

Use a mod manager like NMM. Use LOOT to sort the mods for you. It will not only sort your load order, but it will notify you of detected conflicts before you try to run anything. Install your mods only 4 or 5 at a time, then see if you can load the game. that way, if you get a crash, you know which group of mods to investigate. Execept OpenIV. the MODS folder is failing to load modified vehicles. I created a brand new MODS folder, copied the update and x64 folders into mods and that works fine. Then I tried to add the Tesla roadster into the MODs folder, like I have done many times before. It no longer works! Crashes the game. 1)Take out the mods folder (then it replaces itself once restarted) and put it on desktop. 2)go into the game. 3) get out of game. 4)Take each piece individually and put them in. 5) After putting each individual cc in, go into the game and see if it works. 6) If it does work, get out of the game and continue step 4 and 5.