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A radio beacon is generally required to attract more settlers, but one can send companions to settlements and can recruit a few non-companion characters to join.

That's what happens when you have more settlers than your current Charisma. Sadly, you'll just have to keep reassigning them. Use a Vault Tex Population terminal to reassign them, then it shouldn't be too bad.

Ensure that your settlement has an adequate supply of food, water, and beds. Build and assign settlers to food-producing resources, such as crops and water pumps. Each settler needs at least one bed, so build enough beds for your current and expected population.

Powering Up The Radio Transmitter To do that, use the nearby workbench to build and place two medium generators next to the Radio Transmitter. Then while still in the build mode, attach a wire between the generators and another one to the Radio Transmitter. Finally, activate them all to get everything running.

If you "Activate" the switch and watch the lever go DOWN, the green light comes ON and the text says ON. It is ON and broadcasting with the lever in the DOWN position.

The 30+ settlers requirement is either for all settlers total across all settlements or for the ones linked with a supply route. So basically you just need to get a second settlement going.

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If you believe your Settlers are not behaving correctly, you can try the following troubleshooting steps: Restart the Game and Platform. ... Load an Earlier Save. ... Disable your Mods. ... Delete your Mods. ... Delete and Reinstall the DLC and / or Game.