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* ''"Oops! SMAPI can't find the game."''

** Make sure you're running <tt>StardewModdingAPI.exe</tt> in your game folder (see the [[Modding:Installing SMAPI|install instructions]]).

** SMAPI couldn't find the <tt>manifest.json</tt> file for the mod in that folder. That usually means it's not a SMAPI mod, so it won't work from the <tt>Mods</tt> folder. See that mod's documentation for install instructions.

Your antivirus might remove or complain about some SMAPI files. This is based on ''heuristic detection'' — SMAPI rewrites mods so they work on your computer, and rewriting files is something malware also does, so your antivirus got suspicious. SMAPI doesn't have a trojan — you can check by [https://github.com/Pathoschild/SMAPI reading the code], [https://www.jetbrains.com/decompiler/ decompiling the download], or [https://www.virustotal.com/ uploading it to VirusTotal]. You just need to tell your antivirus that SMAPI is okay; try searching online for your antivirus name with the words "add exception" to find instructions.

# Make sure you have the [https://github.com/Pathoschild/SMAPI/releases latest version of SMAPI].<br /><small>The SMAPI version is shown at the top of the SMAPI console window.</small>

# Make sure you have Stardew Valley 1.2.30 or later.<br /><small>Click the "?" button on the title screen, and the version will appear in the bottom-left.</small>

Many problems are caused by broken files in the game's <tt>Content</tt> folder (especially if you use XNB mods). You can reset your game files to fix that. If you use any XNB mods, they'll be removed. SMAPI mods won't be affected.

* Remove any mods that change the game's audio (e.g. mods which add more music).

Run the game without SMAPI by launching <tt>Stardew Valley.exe</tt> (on Windows) or <tt>StardewValley-original</tt> (on Linux/Mac) in your [[#Game folder|game folder]].