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This is probably because the mods you're using aren't updated for the latest beta. Mount and Blade 2 is still early access so unfortunately this is going to happen several times before it's full release.

Sounds like you had a bad install

There should be a notice about this on the Vortex dashboard under "Announcements". There's a problem with 8.4 where mods installed in Vortex don't work. We've been speaking to KospY (the developer of the game) and this will be fixed before 8.4 leaves beta.
 
You'll want to use v8.3 for now if you're using Vortex for your mod installation.

Tannin or Nagev might correct me, but I am pretty sure Vortex has no say in it's Window position on the desktop or the dimensions (aside from having a minimum width and height).
 
I do have similar problems to those you described with Discord, so I do feel it's a Windows thing.
 
Update: "Vortex will only move the app's location on screen if less than 25% of the window is visible in the main screen"

This is not something we can help with, you'll need to ask the NMM devs.
 
If you're having problems with Vortex, I would ask you post a thread explaining the issue in the support forum rather than just deciding it "doesn't work". It doesn't look like you've tried to ask for help...
 
I'm confident that you're just misunderstanding something or there's a problem in your setup that's easy to correct.

We are working on a system similar to Steam Collections, however "Mod Packs" in the Minecraft sense (all mods inside a single download) are not likely to ever be a thing on our site.

Did you deploy your mods after disabling them? Your changes don't take effect until you've deployed.

Sorry to hear you're having this problem. Unless the downloads are slow only in Vortex, this isn't a Vortex problem.
 
Please see the troubleshooting guide here: https://help.nexusmods.com/article/92-im-having-download-issues-what-can-i-do
 
The guide contains information on what data we need from you to look into it and where to post it.

I'm afraid you've not provided much information to work with, what happens when you try do delete it? Is there an error? What does it say?
 
Can you check if the file is actually in your download folder, and you may need to delete it there.

I am not 100% sure to be honest. I _think_ it'll be added as a disabled plugin in FO4/SSE and simply not added in older games

This error is more than likely caused by an anti-virus program taking a chunk out of Vortex (for reasons only known to itself)
 
I recommend installing the latest version of Vortex over the top of your current install to fix it.

@HTR: Yes, we're talking about converting them to ESP through Wyrebash
 
I can confirm it's an issue with how Wyrebash saves the files. So this isn't something we can fix on the Vortex side. Here's my test results, I used GitBash to get the file details before and after Wyre edits the file:
 

 
As you can see the modified time stamp gets it's decimal places reset to 0.
 
Edit: Vortex ticket ref: https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex/issues/7924

Sorry about this, there was a problem with the API but we should be "all systems go" again now :)

If you're seeing that flag in the "Plugins" page then yes, they are not properly converted to work with Skyrim Special Edition

I believe Vortex only checks the installed mods (enable/disabled is unimportant).

You may want to click a single mod, then press Ctrl + A to select all mods.
 
On the multi-action toolbar that appears at the bottom, click "Guess IDs", this will tell Vortex to try and fill in any missing metadata about these mods.

Both the title and file name are entered by you when creating the page/uploading the file, so I'm no really understanding the problem?
 
Edit: I didn't see your Vortex screenshot, it's super small.
 
Vortex will add the mod title to the start of the mod name if the title and file are significantly different.
 
This is done because some authors like to give their files vague names like "MAIN" or "new version". These would appear as "My Mod - MAIN" and "My Mod - new version" so that users can tell where the files came from.

Mods that are hidden, unpublished or in moderation will not allow you to download files. Currently the API doesn't really know/care if you're the author in that regard.
 
What you can do is start a manual download to get a DL link and in the Downloads tab click the "Drop zone" at the bottom and paste that link. This would "simulate" Vortex having downloaded it via the button on the site.

Can you check your "Extensions" tab and see if the "Game: Fallout New Vegas" is present and enabled?

Is this what you're looking for? https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/How_to_create_mod_installers
 
I'm actually thinking of revamping the game specific parts of the Vortex wiki with a format similar to this: https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/Modding_Microsoft_Flight_Simulator_with_Vortex
 
Currently you mod must fit an existing "Mod type" to be compatible with Vortex. It's unlikely we'll allow authors to give ad-hoc instructions as that would be a nightmare for managing deployed mods.

Make sure you're installing mods for the correct version of the game. The insta-crash is usually caused by installing Skyrim 2011 mods into Skyrim SE.
 
I made an extension to check for this which can be found in the Extensions -> Find More menu under "Bethesda Archive Check".

It seems that the error is fairly accurate. There is an issue with your PC connecting to the download server, resulting in a "Network Error".
 
You can try downloading it from GitHub: https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex/releases/tag/v1.2.20
 
Or troubleshoot your download problem here: https://help.nexusmods.com/article/113-troubleshooting-website-issues

Based on the information provided here: https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex/issues/7316. It appears you are a pirate. You have been banned.

Make sure the DLCs are enabled in the plugins tab. If you're using the old (2011) Skyrim release it is possible that they might be disabled.

As you say, if you have moved your game to a different HDD without also moving your mod staging folder it will no longer support hardlinks and fallback to symlinks, which require a UAC prompt when you deploy. If the game doesn't support symlinks it will give you an error instead.

I'm not sure if you're aware, but Nexus Mods is mod sharing platform and community for over 1,000 games. Each of those games may have a slightly different way of installing mods. We have added ~125 games to Vortex with the help of the community, but our team don't play or mod every single game so we need help to expand the range of games that Vortex offers. If you have a good working knowledge of how to mod Dark Souls III, perhaps you can create an extension for it?
 
I've written a basic guide on how to get started here: https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/Creating_a_game_extension_for_Vortex