Turn a .vcfg into a config, and run it
From the files the game wrote to an autoexec.cfg you can read, edit and carry to another machine.
- 01Drop the files onto the converterDrag all three .vcfg files onto the Convert page at once — settings, binds and machine. Nothing is uploaded: the parsing happens in your own browser and the files never leave it.
- 02Pick how much of it you wantClean is the default and is what most people want: the settings, without the cached menu state that makes up most of a real .vcfg. Everything gives you the raw dump, and essentials cuts it to the lines that change how the game plays.
- 03Read what it dropped, and whyEvery removed line is listed with its reason. This is worth one look, because it is where you find out that something you thought was a setting is actually a record of a popup you dismissed in 2023.
- 04Save it as autoexec.cfgDownload it into Counter-Strike Global Offensive\game\csgo\cfg\. That is inside the game install, not the userdata folder you took the originals from — they are two different places and putting it in the wrong one is the single most common reason a config does nothing.
- 05Run it and check the console said soOpen the console and run exec autoexec. The last line of every config from here is an echo, so the console prints a confirmation — if you do not see it, the file is not where you think it is.
- 06Put it back on next launchCS2 does not run autoexec.cfg by itself any more. Add +exec autoexec to the game's launch options in Steam, or run it by hand each session.