If you have problems using version 1.4, do not hesitate to reuse version 1.2 or 1.3.
For any problem launching the game with mods, be aware that UnblockDLL does not corrupt your game. It only unblocks files blocked by the system. I therefore invite you to update your mods and check your mods one by one in order to check if your game is malfunctioning.
This is the correct path for MOST people: Drive Letter:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules
Many people will tell you to put "Drive Letter:\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules"
This path is often incorrect, unless you installed your games and Steam on your C drive, which most gamers don't do.
The solution to all your problems _______________________________________________________
Step 1 - Run Windows Powershell as Administrator (Already installed on Windows by default)
Step 2 - Type the following, replacing "Drive Letter" with your drive letter (duh) and then hit enter: cd "Drive Letter:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules"
Step 3 - Then type the following and hit enter: gci -recurse | Unblock-File
Your game will now load DLL mod files without needing to manually unblock each DLL file, which is handy for complete conversions.
"This file came from another computer, in case you forgot you didnt write it" "Clicking weblinks can load stuff, literally anything thats there" "Talking to strangers can get you killed, only strangers are dangerous , and all strangers are dangerous" "Restart your computer for 10th time, maybe that will fix it even though nothing has changed, my script says so"
Anyone else tired these kinds of interruptions to life?
Having an issue with the following dll: nvwgf2umx.dll
Causes the game to crash when attempting to load certain objects? Causes disk read error and effectively disables the disk from being read. It's certainly connected to Bannerlord, as it happens after a Bannerlord crash. Attempting to find log.
For anyone having a similar problem to me here's what I did for this specific issue I imagine others will run into.
So for starters several mods worked flawlessly yet others that supposedly were updated for the newest versions were giving me .dll missing errors. When I looked into this it led me to believe the .dll's needed to be unblocked I also seen several of these unblocker mods and mentions of it in other mods here. However none of this seemed to work.
Turns out what the actual problem was is if you are using the windows games pass version of bannerlord there is a separate folder path in the bin file that needs to be referenced. 'Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client'
So the fix was actually simple. Go to your modules folder and open every mod you have installed and see if there is a "bin" folder in there. If there is open the bin folder and see if there is a subfolder labelled "Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client" if there is not, then simply rename that subfolder to "Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client" without the quotations.
Problem solved. Your game will now locate the mods .dlls for windows gamepass version.
If this still does not work for you... then go through and make sure the .dlls are unblocked. You can simply right click the downloaded mods zip folder, go to properties and unblock the zip its self. That way all the .dll's are unblocked when you extract it rather than manually navigating to each one in every mod.
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Download the file and unzip the content where you want.
1 - Download File
2 - Unzip it
3 - Execute "LaunchMe.bat"
If you have problems using version 1.4, do not hesitate to reuse version 1.2 or 1.3.
For any problem launching the game with mods, be aware that UnblockDLL does
not corrupt your game. It only unblocks files blocked by the system. I
therefore invite you to update your mods and check your mods one by one
in order to check if your game is malfunctioning.
Drive Letter:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules
Many people will tell you to put "Drive Letter:\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules"
This path is often incorrect, unless you installed your games and Steam on your C drive, which most gamers don't do.
The solution to all your problems
_______________________________________________________
Step 1 - Run Windows Powershell as Administrator (Already installed on Windows by default)
Step 2 - Type the following, replacing "Drive Letter" with your drive letter (duh) and then hit enter:
cd "Drive Letter:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules"
Step 3 - Then type the following and hit enter:
gci -recurse | Unblock-File
Your game will now load DLL mod files without needing to manually unblock each DLL file, which is handy for complete conversions.
Have posted the correct file path above with a detailed guide on unblocking DLL's for Bannerlord mods.
"Clicking weblinks can load stuff, literally anything thats there"
"Talking to strangers can get you killed, only strangers are dangerous , and all strangers are dangerous"
"Restart your computer for 10th time, maybe that will fix it even though nothing has changed, my script says so"
Anyone else tired these kinds of interruptions to life?
1)Folow installation guide.
2)Open "UnblockDLL.ps1" file in notepad.
3)Change
to whatever you game path is.
Example string:
4)Launch Bat file.
Causes the game to crash when attempting to load certain objects? Causes disk read error and effectively disables the disk from being read. It's certainly connected to Bannerlord, as it happens after a Bannerlord crash. Attempting to find log.
So for starters several mods worked flawlessly yet others that supposedly were updated for the newest versions were giving me .dll missing errors. When I looked into this it led me to believe the .dll's needed to be unblocked I also seen several of these unblocker mods and mentions of it in other mods here. However none of this seemed to work.
Turns out what the actual problem was is if you are using the windows games pass version of bannerlord there is a separate folder path in the bin file that needs to be referenced. 'Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client'
So the fix was actually simple. Go to your modules folder and open every mod you have installed and see if there is a "bin" folder in there. If there is open the bin folder and see if there is a subfolder labelled "Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client" if there is not, then simply rename that subfolder to "Gaming.Desktop.x64_Shipping_Client" without the quotations.
Problem solved. Your game will now locate the mods .dlls for windows gamepass version.
If this still does not work for you... then go through and make sure the .dlls are unblocked. You can simply right click the downloaded mods zip folder, go to properties and unblock the zip its self. That way all the .dll's are unblocked when you extract it rather than manually navigating to each one in every mod.