I know it may not be what you want to hear, but have you tried with another server/mod combination? If it works, it’d be isolated to Void, otherwise it’d be a problem with FLMM/FL overall.

Also, make sure to check in the bottom-right corner of your screen while in Freelancer for your version number; it should be different from 1.0 if you have a mod activated.

It will be far simpler and quicker to do the following:-

Double-click on Freelancer\EXE\myflaccountid.hta, write down your Multiplayer Account code, and keep it safe.

If you use more than one account on the same PC then do this for the other account(s) too.

De-activate the mod using FLMM. This is important. If it fails then uninstall and re-install FLMM.

Delete the mods in FLMM’s \mods folders (I never use the built-in ones anyway, this bit is up to you, I only keep the one or two that I am using). But definitely delete the troublesome Void one.

Rename your Freelancer game folder to BadFreelancer, or delete it.

Delete or rename the player files folder C:\Documents and Settings(your account name)\My Documents\My Games\Freelancer

Re-install Freelancer from your CD.

Add the official MS 1.1 patch.

Copy the new Freelancer folder by selecting it in the right-hand pane of Explorer, then Ctrl-C, then Ctrl-V. You will now have a folder named Copy of Freelancer, with 1.1 patch, so you will never need to re-install again. In future you can just rename or delete a suspect Freelancer folder, then copy this copy and rename it to Freelancer. Easy. You can also move the copy to another partition or hard disk or a USB memory stick.

If you are not sure that your original downloaded mod file is good, download a fresh copy. Double-click on it and FLMM will load it up. Look for any errors in the log window. If its OK, activate it and try again.

Vista is a bit touchy with user account control enabled when working with mods.

The solution is to go into the folder microsoft games, right click on the Freelancer folder, select properties. Once there security tab and then click edit permissions.

Once that box opens up then you have to select Users, and click the box to allow full control, then click Ok and Ok out of the other boxes.

This will allow you to apply mods, as its just when working with files within the program files folder that vista applies its protection.

Something I had to find out myself as I also have vista.