If you're deeply attached to your save game you can clean the power grid at least using Registrator2k's Power Grid Tools if you're on PC and can use F4SE. If you have a mid save game upgrade attempt that has failed (likely due to not having SMM previously, a broken workshop menu, or switching from Dinozaurz's version to mine) and you're using this process and have no clean save game from prior to using these instructions then I strongly recommend starting a new game. Use a save game from before previously installing this mod, it's the only truly clean save game you can get.
You cannot use a "clean savegame procedure" to uninstall ANY workshop mod from an existing save game 100% safely. It wasn't true in the Skyrim days, it's even less true now for Fallout 4. Please note that there is no such thing as a way to clean a save game after uninstalling mods. Create a full hard save game if possible (no auto or exit save) and exit to desktop completely or restart on Xbox. Wait a minute for it to complete (it'll pop up a message). Restart the game using the save game from BEFORE your previous install attempt(s) and run Settlement Menu Manager's Menu Rescue from the holotape. Uninstall the mod you've been trying to install (with the in game mod manager) and exit to desktop/Xbox restart. First it is critical that you revert to a save game from BEFORE attempting to install this mod for this process. If you have had problems with an update or installing the mod prior to now then you MUST DO THIS ENTIRE STEP. Menu Rescue-Required Step for Failed Installs/Updatesġ.
Then you may proceed directly to the section labeled Internal Game Mod Manager or External Game Mod Manager depending on your mod manager of choice. After you've run the menu rescue create a full new save game (not just auto or exit save) if possible and exit fully to desktop or restart on Xbox. If you've never used this mod before at all then I suggest running the SMM Menu Rescue holotape option first to be safe, if you attempt to install the mod to a broken workshop menu it won't work and you may end up corrupting the workshop menu in your save game specific to this workshop mod only. First Time Install (never previously used it) Any mod which has an update date more recent than Decemalso requires the latest version of the game to run.
Make certain you have met the mod requirements of having Settlement Menu Manager installed first, load order DOES NOT matter for SMM, DIY, MK, Creative Clutter or most of my workshop mods except the ones based on Creation Club packs (in which case make sure my mod loads after the Creation Club content which it usually does by default). Do NOT open your save game in between removing the old version and adding the new version.
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