SAMP Launches Single Player

[Stiven]

This problems happens to me once, I did change something in the properties.

[Devin]

My bad my bad, so used to helping people with IV:MP bugs. 

[Aimzz]

Try run single player once, save the game then try open SAMP again and see what happens.

Tried it, and did not work, damn this is really frustrating

[Devin]

Perhaps you have a bad .exe file, I have had the issue before but I can't remember what caused it.

[Lincoln.]

Try moving the folder in which you have installed it to the desktop.

[Aca]

Download new crack and then reinstall samp.

Peace.

[Rusty]

Rename your "GTA San Andreas" folder to "GTA San Andreas 2" and makes sure SA:MP it directed to the location in the setting's.

[McGarrett]

I had the same problem before. If what Rusty said did not work, you should try to uninstall SA-MP and install GTA San Andreas into a different folder, then installing SA-MP.

[Devin]

True that, I moved my GTA San Andreas folder itself to "Program Files" instead of "Rockstar Games" folder and that solved it.

[Aimzz]

I tried switching it to another folder, I tried changing name, I tried uninstalling samp before moving the folder, none of them worked

[McGarrett]

I tried switching it to another folder, I tried changing name, I tried uninstalling samp before moving the folder, none of them worked

1. Go to your current GTA San Andreas folder and uninstall SA-MP from there.
2. Go to control panel, uninstall a program and find GTA San Andreas and uninstall GTA San Andreas.
3. Put your disk in and out and install GTA San Andreas to a different folder. (For example, C:\GTA SA)
4. Install SA-MP. SAMP will find the GTA SA folder automatically.

[Rusty]

If singleplayer loads for me changing the folder name usually works 98% of the time. 
The other 2% is because I have AVG's Firewall running and it stops it from loading up SA:MP.

Try posting on the Official SA:MP forum or look there for support, someone might have the same issue and had posted a fix.

[Jellyfish]

Add it to the exception list on your firewall. If that doesn't work, uninstall SAMP and GTA:SA, after that, run a registry cleaner to remove everything, also manually remove all related files. After that, install GTA:SA in a different partition, and then install SAMP in the correct folder, set compatibility mode, and hope to god that it works.