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Then save the document, and the game should work fine.
Some people have found success in disabling them once they're re-installed the mods via the same method suggested above, but they require the mods to be reinstalled first.
Best of luck.
If all else fails, you can revert to a previous save (before you modded the game) via this method
http://steamcommunity.com/app/250900/discussions/0/133259227514261458/
Reinstalling the mods and then disabling them via options.ini didn't work, so I tried the method described in the thread you linked.
I'm now stuck with a 0% progress save file.
Tried pasting just the AB+ file, just the AB file, and then both of the files, but it always results in a 0% file.
Any ideas?
However if you didn't back up your saves from remote, you can simply delete everything in there, re-enable the Steam Cloud and fire up the game. Your saves will be rebuilt.
You'll probably crash shortly after, but hey at least the saves got rebuilt.
Alternatively, Alt+F2 at the stats menu with a fresh save will update all the unlocks. It may not count completion markers, but it will unlock whatever they have unlocked.
For example: Say you've completed a challenge. It won't be marked as completed, but the item it unlocked will be available in the game itself.
Edit: Alternatively, if you're on Win 7 you can right click the folder whitespace in remote, go to properties, previous versions and roll back to a time when you didn't mod the game.
Alright, Alt + F2 at the stats menu on the 0% file gave me all my unlocks back, though I'm still missing the completion marks. Won't matter though, as long as I don't have to donate 999 coins to the greed machine again, all's good.
Thanks a lot!