Lastly, re-install SMAPI and anything else that was collected in the virtual machine. This will delete the VTROOT folder and its contents.Ĥ. For players who choose to do the Community Center. A general idea of what you should be doing when. A well-rounded play experience that does not focus too heavily on anything nor leaves anything out. Click tasks and under the Sandbox tab, you'll find a button to reset the sandbox/virtual machine. For Beginners or 'Newbies' to SDV (some game experience, perhaps a botched playthrough or two) 2). In Comodo, disable auto-sandbox on Comodo's home screenģ. If using Comodo check for a folder called VTROOT, it will likely contain a set of folders that lead to a Stardew Valley directory.Ģ. So to help anyone else in the future here's the fix:ġ. Seems it had been doing this from the beginning which was why we had to manually install SMAPI the first time. Seems that Comodo doesn't trust SMAPI and was virtually installing it along with several other programs we'd recently added. After running a system-wide search for the files I discovered about 200 duplicates in the location 'C://VTROOT/~' Turns out this directory belongs to the Comodo Firewall virtual machine. This clearly meant that the files were being registered in another location.

After removing them and running the game again I found it still registered them as installed. Thanks everyone for your help! we were able to figure out what was wrong here is what happened and how to fix it if anyone else runs into this problem!īecause SMAPI was only ever showing that 2 mods (the two that come with SMAPI) were installed, I decided to try removing its access to those mods.

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