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Support => General Support / Questions => MTA Support => Topic started by: Sheriff on 07 10, 2021, 10:58:41 pm
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Multi Theft Auto icon opens normal GTA:SA single player instead of MTA. This is probably related to this new MTA update. If I install older version of MTA it opens just fine but I cannot connect to CIT without updating. After updating it breaks again and opens single player.
So yea anyone had similar problem or have any solution?
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Idh any solution for this so I will send ss to mta discord.
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Please use MTAsa Diag and put the codes here
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Please use MTAsa Diag and put the codes here
Sure thing I'll try.
This one? https://pastebin.mtasa.com/999998071
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https://forum.mtasa.com/topic/124035-i-run-the-mta-sa-and-it-opens-gta-sa/
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https://forum.mtasa.com/topic/124035-i-run-the-mta-sa-and-it-opens-gta-sa/
Yeah found that one before and tried all solutions they provided. Did not fix it.
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Had this issue with the Rockstar launcher before. Move your GTA files to your Programs x86 folder instead of just programs. That's what worked for me.
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Had this issue with the Rockstar launcher before. Move your GTA files to your Programs x86 folder instead of just programs. That's what worked for me.
Can't be that. my MTA and GTA:SA files are in x86.
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Everything is fine, but let me give you an options to try. Uninstall your MTA then Reinstall your MTA to a different/wrong GTA SA folder. Then Reinstall again to the exact folders.
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Where does the shortcut point to? Right click MTA icon then do > open file location, does it bring to you GTA:SA install folder or MTA install folder? Awkward issue you're having there.
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Hmmm, uninstalling MTA and GTA (both) completely and re-installing might solve your problem IMO.
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Everything is fine, but let me give you an options to try. Uninstall your MTA then Reinstall your MTA to a different/wrong GTA SA folder. Then Reinstall again to the exact folders.
Tried that one. Didn't work really.
Where does the shortcut point to? Right click MTA icon then do > open file location, does it bring to you GTA:SA install folder or MTA install folder? Awkward issue you're having there.
File location is correct, MTA install folder. And yeah rather weird issue
Hmmm, uninstalling MTA and GTA (both) completely and re-installing might solve your problem IMO.
Tried multiple times. Didn't fix it.
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Deleting everything related to mta and GTA then redownloading both will be the solution then?
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Do you have a GTA-SA-looking file called proxy in your GTA SA directory? If yes, try deleting it and open launcher again.
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Deleting everything related to mta and GTA then redownloading both will be the solution then?
Just did that. Didn't help unfortunately.
Do you have a GTA-SA-looking file called proxy in your GTA SA directory? If yes, try deleting it and open launcher again.
I had one before reinstalling everything again. Tried to delete it but it didn't do anything.
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If nothing helped you and you tried whole solutions ever exists and nothing works, just format your PC. Might be some weird viruses. I'd this problem before, tried all solutions, but nothing helped me except formating my PC.
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Hey I got this fixed, thanks for the help all y'all. I simply had to disable my antivirus.
So this can be locked
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