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Try putting your ui files in the other one.Ģ. Ie: C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Blah blah blah and C:\World of Warcraft\Blah blah blah, or anything like that? Is there any chance that you have 2 WoW directories? Click on the images to see the larger imageġ. Here are two pictures one showing the wrong way, and one showing the correct One of the most common reason that UI's wont load is that there is a

The should be saved in a single level folder. Where should my files be saved? (Having trouble) Log the rest of the way into game, you should be up and running now. If any of the mods in the list that pops up say "out of date" or some such, choose the "Load Outdated AddOns" option.ġ0. At the character select screen, there should be an "AddOns" button in the lower left corner. (where are the names of the actual folders that the mods create)ĩ. Macintosh HD/Applications/World of Warcraft/Interface/Addons/ /

Macintosh HD/Applications/World of Warcraft/Interface/Addons// Copy the files from the folder on your desktop into the AddOns folderĬ:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\_retail_ OR _classic_\Interface\AddOns\\ Open that folder, create another one inside it, called AddOns (again, if it doesn’t already exist)ħ.

In the WoW folder, create a new folder called Interface (if it doesn’t already exist)ĥ. Macintosh Main HD (or whatever you renamed it to, if you did)/Applications/World of WarcraftĤ. If using a Macintosh, the typical default install path is: If using a PC, the typical default install path is: Everything else remains the same, as outlined below. If you are using the Classic version, you want to use the _classic_ folder. Please note, if you are using the Retail version of WoW, you want to use the _retail_ folder. Extract the files to a folder on your desktop.