Remove all and put back some at a time to find broken ones (last resort if you have like 1000 mods).
Like the first "solution", but for all your mods. (Only detects conflicts between mods, not between mods and the game) Search for the Mod Conflict Detector on google and run it, see if it can detect some broken/conflicting mods, remove these and try your game again. Download Sims 4 Studio and do batch-fixes for your cc. Check this list out for some mods that were broken in the C&D-patch! A few others have been broken after but not so many that there is a list. If the problem started after the latest patch/update, always make sure to update your mods when you update your game. Remember that you can possible have several broken mods. If your problem occurred after a certain mod haul, remove all these new mods (see if the game works), and then add back a few at a time, restarting the game in between until you see the problem occurring again. If you want to keep your mods, you can try some different things to sort out the ones not working: If you want to double check you can remove them and see if the game works better.įor example, move the mods folder from C:\Users\Username\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4 to your Desktop and start the game. 
If you can't activate the game after enabling mods then you have some that are incomatible with the new update.
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