Or are they safe to ignore:


One of the files that "AreaEffectArrows.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "bcsounds.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "entertainers.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "master_index.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "House of Mannequins v1.0.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "demi-god_masks.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "MW_family2_0.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One of the files that "UL_RoHT_1.4_Compatibility.esp" is dependent on has changed since the last save.
This may result in errors. Saving again will clear this message
but not necessarily fix any errors.
One or more plugins could not find the correct versions of the master files they depend on. Errors may occur during load or game play. Check the "Warnings.txt" file for more information.
Texture "Textures\_land_default.tga" count 3.
Texture "Textures\menu_thick_border_bottom_right_corner.dds" count 2.

These warnings look like the result of having newer or patched versions of Morrowind/Tribunal/Bloodmoon than were used to create the mods. They're almost certainly harmless.

You can "fix" the mods with Wrye Mash by selecting them in the left pane, going to the right pane and clicking, and then pressing the Save button (this will give you a warning message before it makes the changes, which is standard).

BTW, when you're posting a list, it looks nicer if you use the "insert list" icon around the text.

@panurgy, different poster here with a follow up question.

I followed your instructions and used Wrye Mash to update the plug-ins for which I got warnings. My question is, I use Wrye Mash's Installer screen to install mods into the data file folder. Are those mods that I updated in the Mols screen of Wrye Mash now updated in the Wrye Mash Installer folder? I'd like to know so that if I should re-organize my mods and reinstall whether this change flows back to the files in the Installer folder.

Thanks,

John

No. Updating the mods only effects the .esp files that are in the Data Files folder. There will be no effect to the archives or any extracted files in the Installers folder.

Wow. That was quick Thanks.

John