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1. exit the game untick the mod from the data files section.
2. Go back into the game play around the game for about a mintue or so. this is to have the game flush out the mod that was just 'disable' then afterwards save it.
3. exit game, tick mod again in data folder.
4. go back into the game and everything should workout okay
... actually, all he has to do is "save" his game after the "change" ... and then, "load" that exact save ... that should make the changes and updates kick-in.
that may work but i usually perfer just doing it the longer version lol most mods don't just kick in right away and if they do they may be glitchy at first or may not come on at all
Also, when you say "save" do you mean an actual save from the menu, or should a quick save work?
which ever you prefer
... to be on the safe side, do the save manually [and load that "exact" save you did by hand].