Hi @Sugar_Apple_Pie,
Go to Origin -> Right click on The Sims 4 cover -> Repair. This will repair The Sims 4 installation without having to reinstalling the whole game 🙂
Hi,
I have a similar yet unique problem. I play the sims on my iMac and I keep in mind I have the EXACT same mods. I put my mods on a sd drive to put on my sisters laptop so she could share my mods, but when I went to start the game I get the same exact corrupted file error but for MC command center but it works perfectly fine on my computer? I don't understand whats wrong. I've tried repairing, even uninstalling and re-installing the game and the problem still exists even though the corrupted file is gone. If the file does not exist then why am I getting the corrupted file only on one computer when both have the same mods??
@liondreamer27 It would be better to redownload any mods directly onto a new computer instead of transferring them over. The files could have been corrupted when you copied them.
Now, though, the best thing to do would be to drag the entire TS4 folder on your sister's computer out of Documents and onto the desktop. The game will spawn a new folder with no content the next time you launch it. If this folder lets you play properly, you can move over your existing saves from your old folder, and then redownload any third-party content.
Idk how it would be corrupted on hers if I can still play on my computer perfectly fine. Is it possible its an issue because its Apple transferring to Windows? But then again we've done it before and it was perfectly fine. As a matter of fact, she already had MC command center on her computer and her game played perfectly fine, so idk whats causing this issue. Redownloading all of the mods again could take weeks... Lol I have 23gb of mods...
@liondreamer27 Wow, that's a lot of mods. In that case, I'd still generate a clean folder, just to establish that the game is functioning properly. Then I think it would still be best to download MCCC again, since it originally generated the error message you saw. Test it out in-game to make sure the new version is fine, and then you can move the rest of your mods into the new folder in batches and test them out. Any batch that works (i.e. showing up in-game and no errors thrown) can be moved somewhere else for safekeeping while you test the others. (While this is going on, either back up your saves or keep them somewhere else so that you don't risk corrupting them by accident.)
I've heard that some mods have separate versions for mac and PC, although I don't know of any specific examples. But it would be a good idea to check some of your sources to make sure the mods you already have aren't mac-only. That could also cause error messages, or worse.
OMG!!! So I completely wiped it clean of mods emptied the recycle bin too and totally restarted with new mods and it STILL is saying the game can't start because of the corrupted Mc Command center that doesn't even exist on the computer! What the hell.... What do I do when the game won't start because of something that doesn't exist? I didn't even download it at all so how is it there?
