You can access your mod files and match them with the mods present at the workshop. So, if you have any mod that was recently removed from the workshop then you will need to remove that specific mod to get your game working again. You can also get this problem when a mod gets delisted from the Steam workshop. Keep removing mods until the error is eliminated, and then you can download all the previous mods again except for the most recent mod that you deleted from your PC. Sadly, finding the corrupted mod file won’t be easy and you might have to remove all the mods one by one to isolate the corrupted file.Īfter removing each mod, you can launch the game from your client to see if you’re getting the error 15. A corrupted mod will create issues for all your other mods as well.
So, if you’re getting the error 15 while trying to load a game then you need to remove a corrupted mod from your PC to get the game working again. You’ll run into error 15 whenever the game runs into issues related to a mod. Here are some solutions that can help you with error 15. Unfortunately, many players are having issues with the client and they keep running into the Steam error 15 when they try to load a mod. Steam Error 15: Failed To Get Details For a Subscribed File After subscribing to a mod, the Steam client will download a mod file on your PC and after it is installed, you can just launch the game and play the mod. To get the mod for your game, you just have to click the subscribe button and the client will take care of the rest. The Steam workshop is the perfect place for players that want to add mods to their game. The second half of these instructions is what fixed it HOWEVER I had to unsubscribe from all of my mods before I closed the client and renamed the ugc and mod folders.Failed to get details for a subscribed file steam error 15 Launch the Steam Client and see if you can download and use the Workshop mods %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Europa Universalis IV\ If the issue continues, please do the following:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\106445130\ Re-test the issue and see if you can download and use the Workshop mods Check-mark "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for Europa Universalis IV" Right-click "Europa Universalis IV" > "Properties" > "Updates" Select "Cloud", then check-mark "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization", then press "OK" In the Steam Client, select "Steam" in the top-left, then "Settings" If you already have these enabled, un-check then check them again to fix any bugs.
Here I will paste the instructions they gave me that fixed the issue: Thank you very much to Steam Support for helping me through this.
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