I don't think that it's your internet , it happened to me before but i fixed in that way that i've posted it before, maybe you can try them.Joseph. wrote:Maybe for my internet,yes.Santino wrote:blame tunisia?
Thanks,it worked,Trapy wrote:Go to your SAMP directory find "samp.exe" Then go Right Click over "samp.exe" > Properties > Compatibility; Select [Run this Program in compatibility mode for :
Then choose Windows 98/Me and go a bit down and Select "Run This Program as an Administrator"
Press Apply, Ok.
Enjoy playing SA-MP.
Fix at your controls ?!Joseph. wrote:One more thing,I can't jump anymore the boutton SHIFT on the left doesn't work :/
Reinstall SA into a different directoryMati wrote:Same problem...
Trapy i cant fix it, it doesnt work... and i lookd from the video again dont worked..
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More detailed explanation -
Go into your C:/Program Files/Rockstar Games (or where ever you keep the GTA SA directory)
Add a "2" to the end of your directory name so it says, "GTA San Andreas" to "GTA San Andreas 2".
Right click your SAMP and/or GTA SA shortcut and in the "target" and "Start in" boxes, add a 2 to the end of "GTA San Andreas" again. (example - Target: "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas 2\samp.exe")
SAMP will say it can't locate your directory and a menu will come up asking you to select the directory. Select the "GTA San Andreas 2" folder.
You should be able to play now.