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GTA:SA => SA:MP - San Andreas Multiplayer => SA:MP General => Topic started by: TheKeg on February 12, 2011, 12:41:15 am
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I'm not sure this is the right place to put it, but it's the closest thing I could find so please bare with me. I got a new laptop (Intel Pentium dual core 2.4ghz, Windows 7 64bit). Now I'm trying to connect to samp and I have everything installed correctly. When I press the start button in the SAMP menu, the hourglass shows up for about 10 seconds, then disappears and nothing happens. So when I try to press the start button again, it says the program crashed. This is when I checked the processes under task manager and see that gta_sa.exe is running after the first time I hit the start button under the SAMP menu. I've tried running both samp.exe and gta_sa.exe in administrator mode and it hasn't worked, but when I run gta_sa.exe by itself in administrator mode, it tells me that the program has crashed.
If anyone has any information to help me out and fix this, I would really appreciate it, because this computer is faster and will help me out better when patrolling.
All Thanks,
TheKeg/Randall Ceasar
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- Reinstall GTA SA
- Remove any mods you may have
- Make sure you get the newest version of SA:MP from their site.
- Check to see if 64bit 7 is supported for SA:MP
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LOL
I LOL because I JUST had this problem. And I JUST fixed it.
Here's the thing...
For some reason, SAMP or whatever fucking HATES some names.
Here's what I did:
1) Create a new user account with the following details
User name: gta
Password: a
A password is required to use Run as different user.
2) HOLD shift and RIGHT CLICK on your SAMP executable.
3) You should see "Run as different user." Click it. NOTE: You will NOT see it if you did not hold shift before-hand
4) Type in your user name for the account you made (preferably gta) and the password (a).
5) Hit enter, Ok, or whatever.
6) Profit.
I have a windows 7 64bit laptop as well, with dual core (AMD, 2.2ghz).
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Any results, Keg? :)
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well.. Windows 7 is a prick... maybe download the XPmode application for Windows7 (google to find it)
and run SAMP through the XP app
otherwise do this- Reinstall GTA SA
- Remove any mods you may have
- Make sure you get the newest version of SA:MP from their site.
- Check to see if 64bit 7 is supported for SA:MP
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I have never heard someone who had problem with GTA:SA on Windows 7, I have runned windows 7 since the first beta came.
Of course it was alot of buggs those days but not now. Windows 7 still have some parts missing from the XP versions who we were comfortable with in the past.
Get used to not have them.
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I have Windows 7 and it works correctly
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With windows 7 don't you just need to run it as administrator?
Or I think ging to GTA SA User Files and deleting GTA_SET.SET would help
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With windows 7 don't you just need to run it as administrator?
Or maybe you should go to GTA SA User Files and delete GTA_SET.SET, I think that would fix it
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I am really sure it is the version of GTA SA
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How dare you to flame Windows 7? I'm running it on 64Bit version and I never had problems.