Does anyone get this, or know what it means?

It seems like I've had this message for forever every time I start Skyrim and had started to ignore it, but what is this message? Does it pertain to the Bethesda HD texture pack? Should I even worry about this warning?

Seems like I get this whether Steam on online or offline, so I don't know what it means, and I am on SKyrim ver 1.4.27 but would rather not upgrade to a beta until they work any weird kinks out.

I only have:
the 2 HD texture packs,
Shadow Striping Fix
The HD Texture pack FIx,
Better Follower Improvements
Horses for Followers 1.3

Sorry, I have no idea how to print out my mod list b/c you can't copy from the Data Files window and I've searched all over my Hard Drive and can't find a text file that lists it like it used to in Morrowind and Oblivion.

Yes occasionally when changing options in the launcher. I would love to know what it means but when it happens I close the launcher reopen it hit default and then reapply my changes again.

The list (plugins.txt is the correct one, since he show the mods that you are using and by order too) can be found under: Users / username / appdata (is a hidden folder) / local / skyrim

oh, and don't worry about that message. I see it as steam advertising trying us to subscribe mods from workshop

well that won't ever happen as long as nexus has non advlt mod support....

LOL... +1

And never will, I bet... anyway, Nexus rules!

yessir

Thanks for the responses, peeps. I usually ignore it when it happens, but it happens every time I launch Skyrim. I've gotten so used to it that as I read "Failed to Enumerate Subscribed Files!", when I click the OK button I mentally say "Awesome! Yay!!!"

Issues, I know. That's what my shrink says, too.

I just started seeing this pop up today and I only have the high res texture packs installed. I exited Steam and retried and this time it acted like it was the first time starting it up (detecting hardware, etc). It overwrote my .ini and I have to reset all the settings. Odd. I don't even recall it updating since yesterday when I last played.

I only ever see this when starting the game with Steam in offline mode, so I assume it's simply that the Steam client is trying to check for updates for your plugins and is unable to do so.

Keep your .ini read only and that won't happen

Also, if you bypass the launcher using the TESV.exe this probably won't happen.

Yep that too which I do by using SBW.exe