A problem.

though i can’t see the images but one random thought could be that you haven’t started FLMM as administrator (via right-click, via setting only occurs not to be enough). in that case the program neither can unpack nor install any mod, each time.

I also had to go thru quite an amount of pain to be able to install mods and even edit my mod files. They are in Program Files (x86) and apparently there is some auto-protection working for these files, even for admins.

I can’t remember step-by-step what I did (apart from what Gisteron says), but I had to turn off the read-only for the entire folder and all folders and files underneath, several times, and eventually turned off the ULA (or whatever it’s called - the utterly user-unfriendly overprotective bullshit that comes with Seven - and I’m saying that as a paranoid freak that has been using Comodo Firewall at the second-highest level for years).

What’s important, is that it is working now. So you’ll get it working too, I’m sure.

for your connection problem you have to disable IPv6. have a search for further instructions for that one.

welcome back

try to run the FL apps as admin as well. disabling ipv6 is actually enough, at least for joining a game (as i know from clients). there is for sure some documentation about how to host a game with win7.

I saw a post of some guy some time ago and worked well :
Go to device manager > wiew hidden devices > at network connection uninstall network teredo tunneling

the same for me it would work for a couple of minutes then crash the server. thats why i am making open single player mod right at the moment. we have to face it this is the way of the future.

can you dual boot your computer i personally would like to try that some day. have one partition be windows xp or if you have a spare computer just taking up dust that has xp on it it would work. thats what i did for a while until my xp machine gave out. would like to build a mini system with a dual core cpu i have in the house but i lack the funds right now.

Did you try to disable “Bitdefender” ?

Put the right rights into the firewall?

Alucard wrote:

Wicked_Witch wrote:
Did you try to disable “Bitdefender” ?

Put the right rights into the firewall?

Sorry, don’t think I’m using that program. My antivirus is MSE and yes I’ve allowed FL thru the firewall.

Bitdefender is a standard program in Windows 7. It comes during installation of the OS

You can disable it by:
Control pannel - System management - Services
Windows defender

Doubleclick on that. Stop the task and put it on disabled.