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Also try running FTL / your mod manager / everything as admin.
Some forums, yes, Other forums, no. Terraria discussions are a really good example of unhelpful forums. :P
As for Steam being good/bad, I don't like signing up for forums just for one problem, and Steam is the best option I have.
-Amazon: People don't answer your question half the time.
-Yahoo answers: Hard to have a two-way conversation.
-Youtube comments: Either nobody watches the video you comment on and the uploader doesn't know the answer, or your comment gets buried in a popular video.
Two, have you redownload slipstream when you reinstalled FTL? It has some settings and backups, and while the errors should look different if that were the problem, you should still at least delete the backups (backup\data.dat.bak and backup\resource.dat.bak) and the modman.cfg file.
Lastly, did you try to just move the FTL and slipstream folders somewhere less problematic (another partition or just a normal folder)? It should take you no more than 5 minutes, you don't even need to reinstall anything. That should at least get you closer to figuring out what the problem is.
If it has to do with permissions, making yourself 'the owner' of the folder might help. Windows is weird like that, you can google taking ownership of folders.
Oh, and aside from all that, you should have a modman_admin.exe in your slipstream folder. That should launch it with admin permissions. Also make sure the files in question aren't read-only.