Mods memory limit?

Game Mods
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do I pop this into my file explorer or search engine?

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USERNAME is the username you’re using on the computer.

Everything else should be the same.

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and where should I paste the link? (Could not respond for 3 hrs due to being a new user on the forum)

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Dude.

Just replace the USERNAME with your username and paste it into the file explorer.

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I did do that and it does not work, Im afraid. must be my computer. Thanks for the help! The devs may have to work it out.

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If i may, note that I got no results at all on that link. just nothing, so maybe it’s another glitch.

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mod memory limit

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Is httpCache empty? Or what? It would be good to see some screenshots.

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New and confirmed working solution
Use file explorer and go to "%localappdata%\Enlisted\downloads\webcache" and delete everything there
And then delete every .json file in "%localappdata%\Enlisted\userGameMods"

Alternative solution:
(If you know what cmd.exe is) paste the following into your command prompt:
rmdir /s /q "%localappdata%\Enlisted\downloads\webcache"
del /q /f “%localappdata%\Enlisted\userGameMods\*.json”

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Hello, I’m quite late I know. I beg your pardon, thanks for your help! Now, without meaning sarcasm, I am not a computer genius. I think your information could only help me if you could start me on what to do immediately after opening file explorer. (I am familiar with that and it’s basic functions.) Thanks

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It is ok and no need to be too formal. I wrote the thread because i want the community to have the fix available and i am always willing to help

Steps:

  1. You can find your first folder at “%localappdata%\Enlisted\downloads” (copy the words in the quotes and then paste it into the address bar of the file explorer.)

  2. Delete the folder “webcache”

  3. Go to “%localappdata%\Enlisted\userGameMod”

  4. Delete every file with a .json extension (xxx.json, yyy.json, etc.)

Alternative (more easy solution, ignore if you have done the above):

  1. Press Windows key + R
  2. Paste the following into the small window one by one (paste first one and press Enter then do step 1 again)
cmd /k rd /s /q "%localappdata%\Enlisted\downloads\webcache"
cmd /k del /q /f "%localappdata%\Enlisted\userGameMods\*.json"

Explanation: this will open up a command prompt window (cmd.exe) and it will perform the things you need to do for you.
Close the cmd window after the command has successfully ran. If it says cannot find file/directory or syntax error please let me know.

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I tried your second option, and it reads: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect
I am in the right place, I think. There is a box here for code, so that’s a start. Thanks

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Yep i definitely wrote you incorrect code. My apologies.
Let me debug it.
Oh i know why, the stupid forum thing just turn my quotations to the incorrect ones

@FulcrumA8097 now it should work, copy the things again
The command prompt will say nothing if it works, or “system cannot find the files” if the files/folders are already deleted

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No prob. What I’m getting for both is this: C: \Windows\System32>

Also, do I need to be out of the game completely when I run this?

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This is the command prompt directory.
The command prompt is very useful and you can do a lot of things with it, such as deleting files, making new folders, copying stuff, and even formatting hard disks
(sorry my system is Chinese) you can see here i can do thing like killing explorer.exe and restarting it

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i learned early in my computer career that deleting system32 helps with memory problems.

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I swear if you delete it you can rest assured that a system reinstall is guaranteed.
If anyone tells you to delete system files, tell them to cut some brain cells out of their brain since they also consume more glucose without actually making them wiser.

My point is that C:/Windows/System32/ is an integral part of the system and you should never touch it unless you are trying to let Microsoft earn another sum.

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I think he was being sarcastic.

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I see, but i would still write the post to make sure no one is really going to wipe system32, although not like they are able to delete any critical things as most of those are protected by TrustedInstaller (and normal users won’t go and use that thing to override TrustedInstaller)

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that was old joke from some ~20+ years ago. lots of people fell for it. nowadays it is protected, but on older windows versions it wasnt.