Safe Repair Preview: Fix Modded Game Crashes Safely
Safe Repair Preview shows what FixMyGame thinks should be done before anything changes. The goal is to help users fix broken setups without blindly deleting mods, moving files, or making changes they cannot undo.
Quick answer
Safe Repair Preview means FixMyGame shows the planned repair before touching your files. A good repair should explain the issue, show what will change, use backups when possible, and keep risky fixes manual.
Preview the fix before touching files
A safe repair should feel like a clear warning label: here is what seems broken, here is what the repair would do, and here is what can be undone if something does not work.
What Safe Repair should do
A safe repair should explain what it wants to change before anything is moved, removed, or edited.
If something needs to be moved or changed, a backup gives you a way to undo the repair.
Some problems should stay manual if the app cannot safely confirm the exact fix.
The goal is guided repair, not surprise changes to your game files.
Before you run a repair
What should stay manual
Some fixes should not be automatic. If the issue involves choosing the correct mod version, reinstalling a whole game, changing a launcher setting, or deleting something permanent, FixMyGame should explain the steps instead of forcing the repair.
FixMyGame tip
Treat Safe Repair Preview like a safety checkpoint. If the repair does not clearly say what it will change, do not run it yet. The best repair is one you understand and can undo.
Related Guides
Mod Conflicts
Learn why removing one suspicious mod at a time is safer than deleting everything.
Missing Dependencies
Understand when the safest fix is installing a required mod or library.
Verify or Reinstall Game Files
Know when a repair should stay manual because the game files may be damaged.
How to Read a Crash Log
Learn what clues FixMyGame looks for before suggesting a repair.