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In regards to the person saying "I would just use Nexus for mods", for some people we use both. I ran into an issue where I needed to uninstall a certain mod because it was effecting areas of the game that I could no longer access because of assets overwriting them from said mod. Thankfully deactivating the mod took care of the issue, however in order to fully uninstall the mod I would need to log in to Bethesda.net to do so and haven't been able to...
However, if you do find yourself as one of the lucky few who are able to log in I would agree in saying you should just uninstall all your mods from Bethesda.net and install them through Nexus from here on out since I've never experienced any issues using it no matter the state of the connection I was getting.
UNINSTALL it