Those are all Script Mods except for ErrorTrap. Dashboard doesn't know what a Core Mod is. It doesn't really know what a Script Mod is either, and it cannot be used in any meaningful way to analyze installed worlds. I think you may be overestimating its abilities there.

The DCBackup folder contains one necessary small file called ccmerged.package. The rest of its contents are expendable unless you want to export sims or lots out of your game for other to use and expect CC to stick to them. I'm pretty sure Dashboard isn't meant to be analyzing those files either although I'm not entirely sure about that.

Hmm okay ha ha. I've always used it to check for conflicts and things

I only use Dashboard to scan my Mods\Packages folder. I've found it prone to false positives if I scan the entire TS3 folder.

This issue about applying 100 body hairs or whatnot -- I assumed that was the ID of the CAS item rather than an actual count of what was applied. The number of accessories or body hairs in those notifications can get really high.

Or it did last time I used it. I've had it off for a bit. I can't immediately remember why I turned it off.

Oh, right -- it was redressing everyone in Oasis Landing when I arrived, and I had to turn it off before I left because I couldn't figure out how to turn it off after I arrived but before it made Emit Relevart look like a hipster businessman.

@yuk75: If you're interested, there's a great tutorial available by NonaMena here: Understanding Mod and CC Conflicts with Delphy's Dashboard

That notice abut do you want to continue sounds like the message I always got when I accidently installed sims 4 files.