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Hello, I have a problem with MTA San Andreas 1.6. The launcher does not start at all. When I open MTA, the blue loading circle appears next to the mouse cursor for a moment, then nothing happens. In Task Manager, the MTA process appears for a short moment and then disappears. The problem started after an MTA update. Before that, MTA was working normally. After the update, MTA asked me to restart, and since then it has not opened anymore. What I already tried: reinstalled MTA completely deleted the MTA installation folder manually installed MTA again from the official website checked Windows Defender protection history, nothing was blocked uninstalled Avast/AVG checked Event Viewer, but I cannot find any clear “Application Error” related to MTA GTA San Andreas itself starts normally I also bought GTA SA on Steam and tried with a fresh copied installation tried running MTA as administrator and without administrator mode checked compatibility settings, compatibility mode is disabled checked DxDiag, no DirectX or GPU problems found My system: Windows 11 25H2 Build 26200.8457 Laptop: Dell G15 5515 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU / AMD Radeon integrated graphics RAM: 16 GB DirectX 12 There are no MTA logs created, or I cannot find them. The MTA folder seems complete, including core.dll, netc.dll, cgui.dll and CEF files. Does anyone know what could cause MTA to close immediately after starting, without showing any error window?

For the past several months, every new version has been noticeably worse than the previous one. As the author of this thread already mentioned, the game is becoming increasingly frustrating to play. First we had FPS issues, then models started appearing without textures, and now we're dealing with countless bugs, crashes when joining servers, random glitches, and many other problems. Instead of improving stability and performance, every update seems to introduce new issues while old ones remain unresolved. What makes this even more frustrating is the attitude shown by some developers. Replies such as "Oh no, a free platform has problems" are honestly disappointing. Being free is not an excuse for poor quality, instability, or a lack of accountability. Plenty of free and open-source projects manage to maintain a much higher standard. The reality is that players are leaving. Server owners are struggling with issues they didn't have before, and the overall user experience keeps getting worse with almost every release. Rather than addressing the growing concerns of the community, criticism is often brushed aside with dismissive responses. At this point, my entire gameplay experience looks like this despite having proper settings and hardware that should have no trouble running MTA. Something is clearly going in the wrong direction, and pretending that everything is fine because the platform is free will not solve the problem.

Don't lie, you spoofed your serial from the one starting with 8C1D1908421 .. to the one that got detected as spoof: D2887B92B511FA290EC6062AB7472134