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This allowed me to go into the mod menu and manipulate which mods were enabled.
disable onedrive for your documents folder and follow the Klei troubleshooting guide[support.klei.com] OneDrive section to restore fixed folder permissions
works fine as long as your permissions are set properly. It only breaks things if a user has gone in and mucked with their permissions
and disabling onedrive is NOT an option for many people
What CAN cause an issue is if developers hardcode their game to point to a certain folder vs using windows environment variables to locate the documents folder which DOES get moved by onedrive. Any programmer should know to NEVER use hard coded paths
OneDrive is literally a core component to windows and ANY modern game studio should ALWAYS assume it's in use and code their game to use environment variables vs hard coded paths.
to fix the infinite reboot loop. Here's several things that can work. This only works if you have the mod updater installed manually or from the steam workshop
1) NEVER press restart. Hit ESC to clear the restart window
2) Exit the game manually and give steam a chance to download the mods. The restart button doesn't give steam a chance to do this
3) restart the game after steam downloads the mods
or
1) never press restart. Hit ESC
2) go into the mod list
3) click force update on any mod stuck in that reboot loop. They should be marked in yellow
4) Hit continue vs restart on the pop ups
5) When done, exit the game manually, and let steam update things
6) restart the game
or
In some RARE cases a mod will error out and can't be updated if it's too old and the update process can't update it (this can also happen if there's a mod conflict). In this case, press ESC vs restart, and manually go in and delete the offensive mod and restart the game. Once things are stable, reinstall the mod.
Doing one of the above ALWAYS gets me out of that reboot loop and get my mods updated
It also can be caused by a mod that can't update itself. So worse case, delete all mods, and reinstall mods 1 by 1
also should be noted that uninstalling onedrive doesn't actually move the folders and might instead lock them in a read-only or unpermitted access state, which often results in user profile errors and in some rare cases a BSOD, because microsoft are just nice like that, so be sure to disable folder backups in onedrive before attempting to uninstall it