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  1. Where did the file go? Did you delete it? Did your Antivirus delete it? Did you run a disk check to see if your drive is failing? Files don't simply disappear without a cause. You'd probably need to stop managing the game and then add it again to fix this. Vortex cannot know it's deployment state without that file. But if you have files disappearing like that, you have a much bigger problem on your system.
  2. This is not a Vortex Support question. Please ask this on the appropriate game forum. You didn't even say which game you are talking about.
  3. Vortex uses shared downloads (archives) and mod staging folders (installed mods) for all profiles for a game, currently. This means that when you change a mod version in one profile, that change would be reflected in other profiles as well. @Forestwolf17 To answer your question - Removing a mod would remove it from both profiles, not just the active one. It would be a great update to Vortex if they could add a feature to make a separate staging folder so that if a profile uses a different version of a mod, it would install that version to a staging folder only for the selected profile, rather than all profiles. For example, if you were managing Fallout 4 and wanted to have a profile for old-gen and one for Next-gen, this would not really be possible with the current functioning because the staging folders are not separated. That use case is not practical anyway, but illustrates the point.
  4. Reinstall all the mods in your mod list by selecting them all and then selecting Reinstall in the blue ribbon at the bottom. This will make sure that all of your mod folders are named properly to be loaded by the game.
  5. @npigeon29 What browser are you using? Firefox tends to have issues with Nexus Mods site in several areas, login being one of them. Try doing the login with Chrome or Edge instead. Make sure you disable any ad-blockers or script blockers as well.
  6. You are missing a bundled plugin file. Try re-installing Vortex. If that doesn't correct it, something in your setup is preventing Vortex from accessing github to get the plugin files.
  7. Where do you have the game installed? It sounds like an issue with Vortex being able to write to the game folder. Hardlinks option should be there if the folder is writable.
  8. Sounds like the extension needs an update there. @insomnious is our man.
  9. Make sure you are getting latest version of the extension. Should be 1.0.1. The extension is what was updated, not Vortex.
  10. um... watch what you click? Not sure what you want from this post.
  11. Where do you have the game installed? Are you an administrator on your machine?
  12. Yes, you can download multiple collections. Just use Vortex.
  13. Yes, follow this guide: https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex/wiki/MODDINGWIKI-Users-General-Moving-Vortex-to-a-new-PC
  14. Yes. Right click on the mod in the mod list and select Remove. Then check only the box to Delete Archive and select Remove. This will delete the mod archive from the downloads folder without affecting the installed mod. Note that you will not be able to Reinstall after doing this unless you re-download the mod.
  15. The extension does not have proper support for the Epic Games version. If you can confirm the AppName and the file name of the executable, the mod author could add support to the extension for you. Library Information for Epic Games Store and Steam | Jayden’s Blog https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/240
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