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Only then reinstall the game.Frequently Asked Questions What is the purpose of this site? Be sure to have Stellaris' installation location open this time before you uninstall so you can verify that everything there was actually removed. If that still doesn't help, I'd look into doing another full reinstall. Sometimes that file misbehaves and it can force mods to be active even when the Launcher says that they're not.

If you still have the problem, try going to C:UsersDocumentsParadox InteractiveStellaris on your computer and deleting the dlc_load.json file there. Otherwise you may encounter some link and download. If you're lucky, then that'll have gotten rid of the bad files and you'll now the proper checksum. Since we are using the Stellaris ICDI as out driver, you need to select this driver from the Use list. It'll redownload fresh versions of everything you just trashed, and it was just a bunch of text files so it won't be too big of a download. Then go back to Steam and hit the Verify Integrity of Game Files button that's in that same window. When you're there, delete the common and events folders these are likely candidates for the location of the problem. Try going into the Steam application -> Library -> right click Stellaris -> Properties -> Local Files tab -> Browse Local Files this will bring you to the spot Steam has Stellaris installed on your computer. Unfortunately, Stellaris has proven susceptible to duplicate/corrupted files and due to the way it handles modding support it'll load all of those that it can find. Steam's verification/installation processes are 'safe' in that they only look at the files that are supposed to be there.

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