

Click OK, then click OK in the Properties window also.(If the Allow box is ticked and greyed out, then you already have Full Control permissions through another folder higher up, such as your Steam folder.) Tick the Allow box next to Full Control.In the box at the top, click on "Users ( /Users)".Click the "Edit." button below the top box.Click 'Properties.' and navigate to the "Security" tab.In Windows Explorer, go to your 'Steam\SteamApps\common\' folder and right-click your Skyrim folder.Give yourself Full Control permissions on your Skyrim folder.

Tick the checkbox next to "Run this program as an administrator".Click 'Properties.' and navigate to the "Compatibility" tab.Right click the TESV.exe found in your 'Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim' folder (or alternatively a shortcut to it on your desktop).If you have installed Steam into your program files folder (which is not recommended) you have three options before you begin modding Skyrim: For this tutorial we will be using the path 'C:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim'. If you don't have one, you can create one over on tutorial will take you step-by-step through the process of installing mods for Skyrim, and soon you will be gaming like the rest of us! Note that these instructions are based on Windows 7. If you're met with the former, you'll have to sign in using your Bethesda account. Hit X on it and you should be shown either a log in screen or a brief loading screen. With the latest update installed, there should be a new option on Fallout 4's main menu titled 'Mods'. We'll talk you through the act of enabling your chosen mods step by step, and we've even included screenshots to help you on your way. It's a reasonably simple process, but just in case you need some guidance, we've crafted this quick guide on how to get the job done. Once you've got that, you'll be able to hop into the title's new mod section via the main menu, where you'll be free to pick and choose which mods you want to download and install. All that you need in order to get started is download the game's latest patch, which adds mod functionality to the release. After what feels like an age of waiting, mod support has finally arrived for Fallout 4 on PlayStation 4.
