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dxdiag states you have a network card with a Realtek 8111B or similar chipset.

You said in your first post that you were running 64-bit Win7, but the dxdiag log it states you're running 32-bit. Anyway, please install all of the following: Graphics driver (yours is still out of date) Audio driver Network driver (download and install "Win7 and WinServer 2008 R2 Auto Installation Program (SID:1428291)" SPTD driver (used by Daemon Tools) The cause of the BSOD of your attached dump is netr70.sys (which seems to be a network driver) within the process gta_sa.exe (MTA). Please install all of the above and see if the issue happens again. Was this .dmp file the only one in your Minidump folder?

By default, the Minidump directory is in C:\Windows\Minidump. You can simply type %systemroot%/Minidump in an Explorer window. There is no personal information contained in minidumps, they're just small crash dumps. Also, go to Start -> type dxdiag and press enter -> click "Save All Information..." and post the contents of that here (in tags, please).

nVidia just released new drivers two or three days ago, so if you didn't update to those yet, do so. Zip up the contents of your %systemroot%/Minidump folder and attach it here and I shall analyze them to determine the cause of your crash.

I assume it worked, then? You're quite welcome!

Oh, didn't see that. Well, my only other idea is to delete D3DX9_42.dll in your Multi Theft Auto\MTA\ directory.

Install this driver.

A similar application already exists, and it is open source, so you could probably just modify its source for your intended purpose.

Try updating your graphics card driver.

Hello. Try MTA:SA 1.0.3 and let us know if it runs properly.

Okay. What is your video card model? You can find it by pressing Windows key + R then typing devmgmt.msc and checking under "Display adapters". Which version of Windows are you running?

Try updating your Windows (why aren't you updating? pirated copy? it will still update with no issues!). Also update DirectX runtimes. What is your video card? If you wish, you can zip the contents of %systemroot%\Minidump folder and attach it here and I will find out the reason for your blue screens.

Does it happen in all servers?

Okay, that's fine. Did that solve the problem?

Maximum players will be increased to 250 in 1.1.

Try deleting any D3D9.dll from your GTASA directory, as well as D3DX9_42.dll from your Multi Theft Auto\MTA\ directory. Also update DirectX runtimes. What is your OS and video card?

Make sure you're running Catalyst 10.9 drivers. Also, topic moved to Client support.

I assume you have tried reinstalling MTASA? Be sure you're using 1.0.4.

Do these lag spikes happen in any specific server and/or in single-player GTA? Try updating your DirectX runtimes. What's your OS and video card?

Which version of Windows are you running? Update your DirectX runtimes.

Thread pruned of spelling/grammatical posts per Zango and Gta-multi's requests.

Update the graphics driver using this, and audio driver using this. Also update Realtek NIC driver with this.

Tell her to go to Start -> Run -> dxdiag and press "Save All Information...". Post the contents of that text file here.

And try updating DirectX runtimes.

Update DirectX runtimes. If there is a D3D9.dll in the GTASA folder, delete it. What is your friend's OS and video card?