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Do both SSD's have an NTFS filesystem ?

Maybe the title could be changed to make it clear the log is from the last time the game ran (presumable from the SKSE loader) and not some clever detective work by Vortex :smile:.

Would it be possible for those hand building archives to be able to add a file to the root of the archive to indicate that it should be extracted as is. For instance the Intrigued ENB needs to be manually downloaded and the required option(s) selected. If this put into the mods directory as a new folder Vortex complains, but if I create an archive of the folder and install it Vortex alters the layout. As rmm200 suggests, an alternative would be some way of saying 'install as enb/dinput' (maybe as an advanced option) would be helpful :smile: . By the way what is the difference, if any, between input and enb?

OK, the unchanged files were inside your Profile folder(s), so you edited the INI files in the C:\users\<Name>\documents\\My Games\Skyrim\ Folder, so it sounds like, when you switch profiles, Vortex is grabbing the unedited ini files from each profile folder I 'think" the files you have to change are the INI files inside each Profile Folder It's worth a try That does work, but as Vortex updated the .baked and .base files why does it not update the profile as well? I do not see the developers being happy with people changing stuff in AppData unless they tell you to in the Knowledge Base. I could not see anything related to this in the Knowledge Base.

I realise that :) . What surprised me was disabling the mod reset the version. I was expecting the version I had selected to be remembered as I hope it will be if I change profiles.

I have both 'Save Games' and 'Games Settings' set to yes in all my profiles.

I disabled one of my mods to check if it was causing an issue. The next day on rebooting my machine I reenabled the mod to continue with a save from before I disabled the mod ( the mod only had a .swf file and a SKSE dll). When I reenabled the mod it used an older version than the one I had used before. Is this an expected behavior? I was expecting it to use the same one I had selected previously.

Is it just me or does changing profile bring back an older version of Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini. I changed a setting in both these files in ..\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition and those changes were reflected in the .baked and .base, I presume by Vortex. I then changed profiles, did some testing and then changed back. At this point the changes I had made were lost. Looking in AppData\Roaming\Vortex\skyrimse\profiles\g6V9d1vph ( the profile I had returned too) both Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini did not have my changes in them. Anybody else had this problem?

I think you should be setting the game folder to C:\GamesFast\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt - GOTY' not C:\GamesFast\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt - GOTY\bin\x64'. Vortex is appending bin/x64/witcher3.exe' to the folder name, you do not need too.

Will there be a Knowledge Base article on how to hide it for those of use who do not talk ccs?

I think everybody is missing the point @DarkDomiinion is making. Vortex is always loading the latest LOOT rules without giving the user an option for the user to delay the update. If I remember correctly standalone LOOT warns but leaves it to the user to do the update. So if you have an order that works with one set of rules a rules update may introduce cyclic rules errors. This has happened to me when a mod hand ported from LE got an official port and LOOT rules were added. I started Vortex to checkout a new feature that had been added and was told I now had cyclic rules. Now I agree that the report was valid given the new information but I would have liked the option to keep the LOOT rules I was using, with a warning that they were out of date, until a time of my choosing.

Why do you need to close and relaunch Vortex?

That work great.

Thanks, I will give it a go.

As someone with a degree of red/green colour blindness can I request that a setting is added to use yellow instead of red.