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@JCThunder : Perfect solution for me. Yep, Windows 10, GOG Skyrim 1.6.659, MO2, FNIS Thank you, and thanks to all others that tried your solution and posted back here about the results.

1 hour ago, I finally got SSEEdit working. I'm using GOG Skyrim 1.6.659.0.8 and MO2. Downloaded from GOG, it installs without letting you pick where you want. MO2 does a virtual type install. OK, I'm new to modding but have some computer knowledge. A little at least. I have not changed my folder location for now. That's a later project. This is what I had to put for my program shortcut on my desktop (as others have said "Don't install to "C:\Program Files" or any like it" unless it is required. "C:\Users\jcoke\SSEEdit 4.0.4\SSEEditQAC.exe" -D:"C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Games\Skyrim Anniversary Edition\Data" -I:"C:\Users\conra\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition GOG\Skyrim.ini" -P:"C:\Modding\MO2\profiles\Default\plugins.txt" Maybe this actual example will help out. (It works for my set uo) I shortened the folder&file name to "SSEEdit 4.0.4\SSEEditQAC.exe" and matched it in my shortcut. GOG set where it installed to and I chose where to put MO2. The "jcoke" is my user name on the computer. The "conra" is the 1st owner of the computer. SSEEdit was having errors when I would start it, until I got that shortcut "entry" set up. I ran across olnorton's help for another person, realized it was what I needed and got to work. First try and it ran like a champ. Thank you olnorton. You are a hero.