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She actually owes $17 million and can't even afford to pay Johnny Depp alone. She better have a back up plan.

Yeah, I kept telling people that immigration reform is never going to happen. They make these false promises dangling it over their heads using it asa leverage to continue to get the Latino vote. Obama and all Dems know very well without enough votes from Republicans, it won't pass. And they know for a fact Republicans will never vote for it. And in turn they blame Republicans as to why they can't pass it. But I don't feel sorry for those who continue to allow themselves to be lied to. And I always knew that if they were to ever somehow pass it, Latinos wouldn't need to ever work those slave wage jobs that hire them to pay them a misery. It's not in their buddy buddy business partners interests.

Beta at it again.

If this was SSE years later from it's initial release, I would be all over it. but too sophisticated for Bethesderp. Maybe give them another 20 years to reach this level.

Okay, after some digging around I managed to finally get Net Framework 4.0 and Python 2.7.x to work. I solved the Net Framework a week ago and I don't remember how. I believe I trashed the app I installed to get it to work. For Pything, It required the installation of Microsoft Visuals C++ 2010 Redistributable (x86) in order for it to function with MO. So Microsoft Visuals C++ 2010 Redistributable (x86) has to be installed first. Or it should be. If I remember or find the file for Net Framework 4.0 I'll post it here. As far as which Python I personally used. I used 2.7.4. The MO guide on LL nor the description on Nexus for MO mentions these requirements. I doubt STEP does as well or I would've found it. And frankly, as far as Microsoft Visuals C++ 2010 Redistributable (x86) goes, I know for a fact back on my old PC I installed that for something else long before installing MO around in 2015 (or 2016). Same for Net Framework 4.0. So I already had the prerequisites installed without even knowing I needed those for MO. And since this was a new build not having these already installed, I kept banging my head as to why if Net Framework 4.0 already being included with Win10 wasn't working and why Python was also not working once I installed it. Ah, whatever... This is good for someone else on Win10+ who runs into the same problem. At least they'll have less bandages on their forehead and broken front teef.

If LOOT doesn't do the trick, try placing the esp at the bottom and see if that works. Edit: And if neither of those work, try the other option from the FAQ by typing in the console command.

I looked at the sticky comments and this is what one of the FAQ said. Q. MCM is not showing. If do not show the MCM after waiting a few minutes, please try change the load order of esp. If it still does not showing, please enter "setstage ski_configmanagerinstance 1" from the console.

And also, is this for SSE or LE?

Okay, and just to be sure, you do have all the requirements installed?

Have you tried starting a new game? Some mods that have a MCM menu require a new game.

Okay, this one's funny. Especially towards and all the way up to the end.

@vancleef I concur!

I have the tendency to PM DZ when there is an issue going on with the site, so I'm going to make it a habit to report it here. Uploading an image to the gallery prompts an error. I first tried as a .png screenshot and then tried as .jpeg a few times. hmmm.... Happening on LL as file attachment. Alright. After running the images through paint, it reduces the size whereas doing so on Win10 does not. It games .jpeg images the same file size as .bmp. I have noticed that on LL some images will give me errors. I haven't tried on this site after reducing the image sizes.

I run into the same problem. The problem may be due to installing and running MO before running a windows update and it seems to be hard headed to assume I still don't have either installed, unless Net Framework 4 is already part of the OS from installation and not via windows update. The same with with Python since MO doesn't want to detect that either. Never stumbled into this problem on my old PC. Once I installed MO, I was good to go. In fact, no where on the description page on Nexus does it state to install either, thus back then I never installed them when I installed MO. I know I did install Python and Net Framework 4 for some other mod requirement. Well, I don't recall Python 2.7.x. I remember installing a much older version of Python for Blender 2.49. I guess I'll have to live with this for now. I'm pretty sure even if I decided to install MO2, it would be the same thing.

Now that I'm on Win10 I have two issues presented in MO under the warning icon that I cannot seem to resolve. Python 2.7.x is not being detected and NET Framework 4 is not installed or outdated. I've installed Python and made sure it's installed correctly. Python is installed in (C:) and Python27.dll is installed in SysWOW64. I found a STEP thread where Tannin mentioned that Python27.dll must be installed in System32 for 32bit or SysWOW64 for 64bit for MO to detect it. Now, when it comes to NET Framework 4, the one linked when clicking on the error provides a link to the download page. However, this version of NET Framework 4 is for previous Windows operating systems as the moment I even try to install it, I'm presented with a message saying that Win10 comes with it's own NET Framework 4 and the only option I have is to cancel and close it.

Seems to be a theme for a while now.