I like to do everything manually; keeps clutter down on parts of mods I'll never use, and I know where everything is if I want to change something (I like to mod the mods sometimes to make them the way I like). But I suppose the real issue isn't he mod manager itself, it's the crappy servers the mods are hosted on.

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The Nexus Mod Manger file extension (NXM), are files that are associated with the popular Nexusmods hub. On the website, you can download and install mods for different games like Skyrim, Fallout 4, and others.

You can download a program called Nexus Mod Manager from the Nexus website. Then, when you go to install a mod from the website, you can click the green “Download with Manger” button, which will normally open the Nexus Mod Manager program.

You many have accidentally (or intentionally) associated Nexus Mod Manager files with another program, such as Mod Organizer. This article will help you reassociate your NXM files with Nexus Mod Manager.

By doing this you will be able to click on NXM URLs, or the green “Download with Manager” button on the Nexus Mods website to open the Nexus Mod Manager program.

Here is what you need to do to re-associate your NXM files with Nexus Mod Manager:

1. Open the Nexus Mod Manager Program with administrative permissions (right click “run as administrator”)

2. Click on “Settings” at the top in Nexus Mod Manager

3. In the General tab, check box “Associate with NXM URLs”

4. If “Associate with NXM URLs” is already checked, uncheck it and recheck it
5. Click OK

***Please note that you have to open Nexus Mod Manager with administrative permissions, otherwise the “associate with NXM URLs” box will be grayed out, and you won’t be able to check it.

Now your NXM files are associated with Nexus Mod Manager again! To make sure, go to the Nexus website and try downloading a mod with the green “Download with Manager” button. It should open the Nexus Mod Manager program.

How to Speed up the launch time of NMM if it's behaving laggy (I don't think this is translatable to OBMM, FOMM or WryeBash:

If it's taking the program more than 10 or 20 seconds to load, the cause is likely that you have a lot of large mods in the NMM archive folder. I stumbled on a way to speed it up. You can replace the larger archives with empty clones. So, on startup, it sees the clone and assumes that's the original. The reason for this is that it normally goes though a process of loading archive files into temporary memory (I'm not of sure the correct, technical, explanation) based on the sum of their size on disk, for example I've had over 10GB in archives and it's taken up to 2 minutes to start; considering NMM is also a download manager, it can take however long before the downloading of mods can begin—this can be pretty frustrating.

Note: This is best done to large mods you've already installed, or ones you don't plan to install straight away. The empty clones cannot be used to uninstall the mods and need to be replaced again with the original files to uninstall their contents from the Data folder. This is also a good trick to use if you're cloning the game folder and archives are stored there.

First, make sure NMM is closed.

Second, make a note of all the archives larger than say 200MB you're comfortable removing.

Third, make a desktop folder, name it something 'NMM Clone archives.'

Fourth, create two subfolders, one called 'Clones', the other 'Originals.'

Fifth, in the Clones folder create as many subfolders as archives that will need replacing.

Sixth. in the NMM archive folder, highlight the first archive, click again and copy the archive.

Seventh. in the Clones folder highlight and click a subfolder and paste the copied archive there (do it to ensure exact spelling and spacing).

Eighth, deselect and right click it, then archive it using the same format the original has (zip, rar, 7z, etc.).

Ninth, when all the large archives are cloned like this, you can delete the clone folders they were made from.

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Tenth, in the NMM archive folder highlight all the originals that were cloned (hold down Ctrl to select multiple files/folders at once) and cut/paste/move them to the 'NMM Clone archives/Originals' folder.

Eleventh, move the empty clones to the NMM archive folder.

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Twelfth, start up NMM again and check to confirm it's working. If so you will notice it loaded significantly faster. This method is specific to each game's archive list .

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