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All vortex data lost, after hardware upgrade


DerellLicht

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I had a *ton* of mods installed, in several dozen games, via Vortex. All was working wonderfully.

But today I upgraded my computer; replaced motherboard/cpu/memory/cooler, and installed a new PCIe4 disk drive that works with my new system. All was good...

Then I installed Vortex, and I'm logged in using the same account as always, but it simply cannot find *any* games at all; I've told it to search the game directories as well as the vortex directories, but it always comes up with "thousands of directories scanned, 0 games found"...

What is going on here?? Why can't it find any of the still-installed games?? The game drive even came up with the same drive letter as it had originally...

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I had a *ton* of mods installed, in several dozen games, via Vortex. All was working wonderfully.

 

But today I upgraded my computer; replaced motherboard/cpu/memory/cooler, and installed a new PCIe4 disk drive that works with my new system. All was good...

 

Then I installed Vortex, and I'm logged in using the same account as always, but it simply cannot find *any* games at all; I've told it to search the game directories as well as the vortex directories, but it always comes up with "thousands of directories scanned, 0 games found"...

 

What is going on here?? Why can't it find any of the still-installed games?? The game drive even came up with the same drive letter as it had originally...

 

 

 

Did you replace the C:\ drive?

 

Because that's where Vortex stores all the data, in C:\Users\YOUR NAME\appdata\roaming\Vortex

 

Every upgrade guide should stress the importance of backing up the Appdata folder because that's where MOST program settings etc are stored.

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Did you replace the C:\ drive?

 

Because that's where Vortex stores all the data, in C:\Users\YOUR NAME\appdata\roaming\Vortex

 

Every upgrade guide should stress the importance of backing up the Appdata folder because that's where MOST program settings etc are stored.

 

Hah!! Yes, I had... fortunately, I still have the original drive...

However, no, no guides warned me about preserving the original Appdata...

 

However, now I have a separate functional issue, but I'll post that in a separate thread...

Thank you!!

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