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A really handy option would be a setting whereby the entries are sorted but nothing else is changed. That way, if I want to do a line-by-line comparison of two files, it's much easier. As it is, anything I run through bethINI is likely to be changed, in some way, which makes it impossible to see exactly what the original file contained. This would also be helpful for organizing other ini files that bethINI wouldn't otherwise recognize.

Thanks for the heads-up. I had the same issue and had no idea what was wrong. Odd that a perfectionist like Brumbek would miss that.

The good news is that this version already does everything it needs to do. I can install mods via vfs and run external apps that recognize the virtual locations. The only issues I'm having is that it crashes when switching apps and it no longer downloads directly from Nexus (though it did when I first installed it). I can live with both of those, though, and I'd take this any day over a non-VFS version of NMM. Thanks so much!

I'm running the standalone version 307.201612302300, and it works perfectly for me. Mine is installed here. Kind of a strange path, but you get the idea. ;-) C:\Skyrim\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Mopy\Wrye Bash.exe Do you have auto-ghosting enabled?

Hate to resurrect an old thread, but there doesn't seem to be a newer one. ... Two questions: 1. Should we be setting Skyrim Performance Monitor to point to skyrim.ini or to skyrimprefs.ini? The help topic within the application says to use either. Gopher's video shows skyrim.ini. (In fact, he points to the primary .ini, rather than to the one lurking with a given MO profile.) Some screenshots on this thread show one, but others show the other. Is Skyrim Performance Monitor reading settings that are always common to both? 2. If we wanted to assess a different MO profile, would we simply point to a different .ini from within Skyrim Performance Monitor?