Go to Documents/my games/Fallout4/saves. Here you can see all your save files. If you have multiple chracters, do a save on the character which you want to rescue from this issue. Now, you find the save file created at the time when you saved the game. The save file name consists of few parts.
Debugger Jan 3, 2016 @ 12:40am. Open Steam and check the properties of your Fallout 4 library entry: On the tab "Updates", check that "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for Fallout 4" is turned on. Also, it tells you how much data is currently stored in the cloud for this game. It is a good idea to backup your save games and configuration Fallout 4 Will Not Locate Saves. I just recently did a reinstall of Windows 10 (sigh) onto a new SSD. I had Fallout 4 and some other games backed up to my HDD, then moved them to the new SSD. Steam located the game just fine etc, but here's the hitch. For some reason, Fallout 4 will not go into C:/Documents/My Games/Fallout 4, I think it The first account has 45.3 MB of actual save data on disk, the second has 130.2 MB. Deleting existing saves to "free up space" as the game suggests does not fix the issue. And it's the account with the fewest MB of save data that's having the biggest problem. There's also two blocks of "Reserved" space.Well you reinstalled the game, and when you reinstall the difficulty is set to normal by default. So any saves in Survival would not show up to load from. I don't think I had anything on survival, maybe very hard but when I set it to that it was still the same. Thanks for the advice though. #8.
Hacksaw999. • 6 yr. ago. Yes, as a bonus you will probably see faster load times as well once you get rid of the old ones. One recommendation, don't delete them right away. Move them to another folder and make sure the save you want is the one that's left. Then you can delete them. I have a bunch of folders with saves from my various characters. MXHES. 305 242 482 230 499 136 68 162 331