I also tried uninstalling and then reinstalling Vortex entirely. Update: After hearing that it may have been local security software on my computer, I removed it. I don't know anything about specs or any of the technical info needed in most reports, and I can't find any other answers anywhere else. One of those times, it actually exacerbated the issue, and I needed to reinstall Vortex entirely. I have tried many times to delete that file as directed, and it did not work. As follows:įor Fallout: New Vegas, I keep getting this error every time I open Vortex (attached). Well this would work if it wasn't for me not knowing where the NMM exe is located and I tried reassociating the nxm file with NMM but windows says it has, so that has me confused.I made posts on the forums, but never got any response.
This *snip* might help as well, it tells you how to re-associate nxm links when you want to uninstall MO.
MO is way better IMO but to each his own. I'm not 100% sure about what you would have to do in NMM to associate the links again as I don't really use NMM. Otherwise you may have to look at the uninstall instructions for MO and look at where it talks about nxm links. Since it appears that you have un-installed MO completely I would say you have to get try and associate the nxm links with NMM again. If you still had MO installed I would say run the nxmhandler.exe in the MO folder and right click on the file path that you see and click on remove. Wrote: It seems to me that all you have to do is have NMM handle the nxm links as it looks like MO is still doing it.
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