Mr.Hankey

This feature is already implemented in the latest nightlies. Just go to Settings->Advanced->Fullscreen Mode.

Seems like they just removed it from their virus definition database. Update AntiVir and you should be good to go again.

You could also create a page for this on the MTA wiki similar to this one: https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Get ... _with_wine

https://community.multitheftauto.com/index.php?p=groups&view=1942

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http://www.moddb.com/events/2010-mod-of ... -year-2010 4th place! /me celebrates

"Initiative comes to thems that wait" -Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange

So how did this work out?

I wouldn't recommend using these sites for checking your ports as they don't seem to work properly for some people. (In my case they even claim that my http port is closed ) There was a small freeware-tool available somewhere that did this better but i can't seem to find it atm.

Remove any other mods for SA you have installed (ideally by re-installing GTA)

Try removing any d3d9.dll from your GTA San Andreas folder (where gta_sa.exe is)

No, we don't and it's really not our resposibility to do so. Let me put it this way: MTA is just about as safe as any other commercial game that you play every day and surfing the internet with a common (and possibly outdated) browser is probably way more dangerous than playing MTA.

That's just what Towncivilian did. Every new line in his qoute represents another anti-virus engine that checked MTA and out of so many only one (McAffee) reported it as an actual virus.

It's even more easy to just install this patch: https://mtasa.com/GTASA-data-1.0.4.exe