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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Sign in to your Game Rant account There are a lot of horse-related Creations included in Skyrim Anniversary Edition, adding a variety of new mounts as well as ways to customize one's horse. In vanilla Skyrim there are very few named mounts, and even fewer ways to customize a horse's appearance. While they are obviously a nod to the much-maligned Horse Armor DLC for Oblivion, the two Horse Armor Creations can make a player's mount more resilient – plus, the creation is permanently free, even without Anniversary Edition. Additionally, the Wild Horses Creation doesn't just add new mount options, it also gives players a limited ability to rename their horses. How To Rename A Horse In Skyrim Renaming a horse is a simple process, though it's not as customizable as one might like. To rename a horse in Skyrim head to a stablemaster and scroll through their dialogue to find the option, "I'd like to register and rename my horse." Click this, and the stablemaster will give your current mount a name chosen from a list of about 30 options. Despite there now being a system to give a horse a name, the player has no direct control over what name will be given. It doesn't cost anything to rename a horse, though, so while players can't give their horse a specific name, it can be re-registered over and over again until one sticks. How To Get Horse Armor In Skyrim There are two types of Horse Armor Creations included in Anniversary Edition, being the Elven Horse Armor and Steel Horse Armor packs. These Horse Armors are direct references to the Oblivion DLC of the same name, though these ones cost significantly less in the grand scheme of things. Either of these Horse Armor options

New 24 Sep 2016 #1 NTFS File: "Size 0 bytes" but "Size On Disk 3.98 GB (4,282,056,704)" I accidentally created a video file that had a colon in its file name. The command line utility that I used to create the video happily created the file without complaining, BUT now the filename became everything before the colon (not an issue) and the file itself is inaccessible. It shows up as size: 0 bytes, but when I look at the properties, it shows up a the proper size, with "Size on disk: 3.98 GB (4,282,056,704 bytes)".I tried to use various file recovery tools such as Recuva and Minitool Power Data Recovery, and they happily recover the file to a different drive, all 4GB of it, but the files they recover are in the same state -- still 0 bytes, but 4GB on disk.None of them seem to actually be accessible by any software.Has anyone had experience trying to restore a "0 byte" file that is still on the disk with an actual amount of bytes?I am technical so am not averse to doing some low level disk editing if someone pointed me in the right direction.Thanks in advance.Best,Scott Bernstein New 25 Sep 2016 #2 Hi, I would try examining the file from a command prompt, outside Windows e.g. from SHIFT + left click restart and wend your way through the lengthy sequence and a restart to a command prompt.You may be able to delete it that way, perhaps by using wild cards and 8.3 format as necessary.Also try this search:deleting 0 byte fileLots of interesting results which may help. New 25 Sep 2016 #3 dalchina said: You may be able to delete it that way, perhaps by using wild cards and 8.3 format as necessary. I think Scott may want to rename it rather than delete it. Perhaps there's now no way to source another copy (with a valid name for a change). Renaming may well be possible from a command prompt by wildcard or 8.3 names. It may also help if it's first copied to a USB that doesn't use the NTFS format (you may need to use exFAT to get past FAT32's 4GB file size limit).But probably the easiest way to rename it would be to boot from a Linux Live USB and do it from there.Afterthought: If you can copy the file to a FAT32/exFAT drive, it's a