Highlight Users ( /Users) in the top panel.Go to the Security tab and click Edit.Right-click the Skyrim folder and select Properties.Since User Account Control can prevent some tools from working correctly, it is recommended to edit the security settings of the Skyrim directory to allow full control: Nevertheless, these procedures are mentioned in the video guides above. If Steam/Skyrim are installed according to these instructions and Mod Organizer (MO) is used according to recommendations in the STEP Guide, then backup procedures and security changes are optional and not necessary. Once Steam is installed, use the Steam search bar to search for "Skyrim" to purchase and install the game (see second video link above). Install Steam and purchase the digital media from the Steam store - Navigate to the Steam website, download the installer, and launch "SteamSetup.exe" (see first video link above).Purchase the physical Skyrim DVD from a retailer - Run "Setup.exe," and follow the on-screen instructions to install Steam and Skyrim (see second video link above).Skyrim is installed through Steam, and this can be done on one of two ways: If a separate drive/partition is unavailable, avoid installing Steam and Skyrim in "C:/Program Files" or "C:/Program Files (x86)" folders since Windows User Account Control will cause issues with a modded Skyrim. instead of installing to the C: drive, install it to D:, E:, etc). STEP recommends installing Skyrim to an SSD, if available, and preferably on a separate drive/partition than the Operating System is installed on (i.e. GamerPoets demonstrates Skyrim installation
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