05-11-2010, 05:47 PM
I've been using Windows 7 for a while, but hadn't installed GTAA yet. I found my old CD back and installed it, used the Hoodlum no-CD patch, MTA sa-mp and could play without a problem. Next time I start the game, it crashes back to the desktop after the intro credits. I reinstalled the game and again, it was working fine. After a reboot it didn't work anymore.
Because it did run fine the first time (for a few hours I was working on a map) I'm sure it's not a driver issue.
I tried the following stuff:
- Deleted gta_sa.set
- Different types of reinstalls (only GTA, only MTA sa-mp) and found out it's a GTA problem
- Compatibility mode for XP SP2, SP3 and even Windows 98
- Running as administrator
- Disabling programs like Daemon Tools
- Set a password to my user account in Windows and explicitly telling gta_sa to use that account (made absolutely no sense to me, but read it somewhere)
The only thing I did after a reinstall was change the video resolution. I think deleting gta_sa.set removes the resolution settings, right?
I'm out of ideas, but I don't feel like reinstalling GTA every single time I'd like to use it. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. Any help is appreciated!
Because it did run fine the first time (for a few hours I was working on a map) I'm sure it's not a driver issue.
I tried the following stuff:
- Deleted gta_sa.set
- Different types of reinstalls (only GTA, only MTA sa-mp) and found out it's a GTA problem
- Compatibility mode for XP SP2, SP3 and even Windows 98
- Running as administrator
- Disabling programs like Daemon Tools
- Set a password to my user account in Windows and explicitly telling gta_sa to use that account (made absolutely no sense to me, but read it somewhere)
The only thing I did after a reinstall was change the video resolution. I think deleting gta_sa.set removes the resolution settings, right?
I'm out of ideas, but I don't feel like reinstalling GTA every single time I'd like to use it. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. Any help is appreciated!