Turgidson

Yes, I have clicked done after making the changes. Currently, I open Vortex with all of the tile stacked in one spot on top of each other. Then I close Vortex, and relaunch it. When restarting Vortex, it has the tiles where they were pinned and done previously.

I have to click "Customize your dashboard" every time I open Vortex to unstack the tiles. How do I make the "changes" remain in place?

Simply put. The option I had was to click the 4 tutorial videos and then click the don't show again button to get the tutorial videos to leave my Vortex dashboard. Also, the layout was completely changed. It was as if I was a brand-new Vortex user. My main issue was that the launch button for the active mod was moved out of the dashboard to the upper left corner of the screen without an obvious label. I did find that the 3rd video showed where the launch button was moved. Currently the dashboard requires me to customize it every time I open the program--all of the windows are stacked on top of each other when I open the Vortex program.

Okay, 8 minutes into video tutorial with young Arnold Schwarzenegger, I found the new Dashboard Start Button for the active mod profile--upper left corner. I friggin' hate change just for the sake of change. I just wanted to take Piper to Fusion City, not sniff a new update asshole.

I have been using Vortex for a long time. Previously, the updates have improved the program behind the scenes for me. But the recent 1.6.7 Vortex update now requires me to start all over, i.e., I cannot launch my game without going through 12 minutes of tutorial video, and a new set up. Why the hell can't I just launch my previously saved FO4 MOD Profile? This is BS that cuts into my limited game time tonight. f*#@ING BULL s#*!.

I was using the Vortex FAQ page "Migrating to Vortex...." All was going well, untill I skipped the first step in the Nexus_Mod_Manager_Considerations section. It ended up giving me all kinds of Vortex errors. I had to kill Vortex, remove that one game from NMM and fix the game files. For that game I will be starting from vanilla--a real PITA! For the other games, I am carefully uninstalling the mods, noting their load order, and dropping the files from the NMM download folder into Vortex. On YouTube, Gopher has a VORTEX - Beginner's Guide, that was partially included in my Vortex download. I am optimistic, but still hate changing MM.