GameSave Manager

GameSave Manager manipulates the 'Compatibility' settings of gs_mngr_3.exe.
You can either right-click this executable and select Properties -> Compatibility and untick the 'Run as administrator' option or untick this option within GameSave Manager's Program Settings.

Those links aren't working for me, the webpage loads but 'hangs' while trying to display the image.

Very strange.
Regardless, you can download v3.1.494.0 right here. Simply override existing files with the contents of the zip archive you download, then launch like usual.

What version of GameSave Manager are you running? A somewhat recent 'client' (program) update implemented 'wildcard' support for directory paths, which this ruleset is using. At the time of posting this message, v3.1.494.0 is the latest version. Using this version, GameSave Manager detects my dummy ...

Thx for reply, this is the path, it worked ok before this last update, could be my end, but have tried every thing. C:\Users\Chris\Saved Games\metro exodus i did check it myself even by making a custom entry, but that did not work, so i cant even add manually. So you're saying they're not in a subf...

Ah, sorry I misunderstood.
For that path, you can use the 'Steam' SpecialPath and append the 'steamapps\common\...' path. I'll make a note of this right now so it'll be implemented in the next Database Update.

The record has been configured to look in Saved Games -> Metro Exodus -> Random Folder (profile hash?). Is this not the correct directory path?

You can modify the existing record via Custom GameSave Entries. Simply create an entry with the 'Games for Windows LIVE (GFW-L) Profile' name and it'll be populated with the 'official' entry. From there, you can append a 'Registry' ruleset to backup the registry data you require.

Sounds like the game might have had an update which changed it's save location. There's no changes on our end that I can think of that would cause different behaviour.

There's no signs of intrusion, so I doubt it's a third party redirecting you to a malicious download. A couple people reported on Discord this issue too, so I'll paraphrase my response: Anti-Virus solutions these days are extremely suspicious of executables (and sometimes dynamic libraries) they've ...