How do I un-manage games in Vortex?

[demoncobra10]

I want to un-manage Fallout 4 but can't figure out how. Any help would be great.

[Pickysaurus]

You can, but as long as you remove all the mods for it and run a purge, you can just leave it.

[rmm200]

Purge button all by itself removes all traces of mods installed by Vortex.

If you ever change your mind, Deploy puts them back.

[k123a]

 

[k123a]

You can, but as long as you remove all the mods for it and run a purge, you can just leave it.

 

ok but I don't want to use shitty vortex for managing my fnv it breaks every replacer I use soo how do I stop it from managing fnv so I can use a better mod manager for fnv

[HadToRegister]

 

You can, but as long as you remove all the mods for it and run a purge, you can just leave it.

 

ok but I don't want to use shitty vortex for managing my fnv it breaks every replacer I use soo how do I stop it from managing fnv so I can use a better mod manager for fnv

 

 

 

I'm using 127 mods with Vortex and FONV, perhaps you should learn how to convert mods that weren't packaged correctly for NMM and Vortex

[Rattledagger]

To stop managing a specific game, go to Vortex Profiles-tab and delete all Profiles (including the default) for the particular game.

 

If you can't see the Profiles-tab in Vortex, go to Vortex - Settings (first screen) and "Enable Profile Management".

[AugustaCalidia]

 

You can, but as long as you remove all the mods for it and run a purge, you can just leave it.

 

ok but I don't want to use shitty vortex for managing my fnv it breaks every replacer I use soo how do I stop it from managing fnv so I can use a better mod manager for fnv

 

 

Vortex has no problem handling my Fallout NV setup with 97 mods, many of them replacers. In fact, I've never had Vortex problems with replacers in Fallout NV.