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Possible dual monitor fix with this patch: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/?mtasa-1.3.4-rc-latest

The logs show system instability. Do you have an anti-virus installed? If not, your PC could be infected.

Maybe the installer is not setting the correct directory permissions for a server install. Try doing a full install.

Make sure you install using the current installer from here: http://www.mtasa.com/ Also, try installing into a directory with a slightly different name

'Grand theft Auto SA cannot run on windown 95' is caused by setting compatibility mode on gta_sa.exe to Windows 95.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions.

There is 'Global exclusions' in Avast settings. Failing that, you should ask on Avast forum for help.

Make sure you have no game mod tools running such as Cheat Engine etc

Type this command into the server console: upgrade

It seems this is a bug for players joining after you have set the walking style. A hacky work around would be: Server: addCommandHandler ( "drunk", function ( player ) setPedWalkingStyle ( player, 126 ) setElementData( player, "walking_style_hack", 126 ) end ) Client: addEventHandler ( "onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, function () for _,player in ipairs( getElementsByType("player") ) do local style = getElementData( player, "walking_style_hack" ) if style then setPedWalkingStyle ( player, style ) end end end )

Please try 1.3.2 and tell us if it crashes on start

Does 1.3.2 still work? Try it here: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.2-fu ... 130606.exe

Would guess the gta config file has some unsupported resolution. Try deleting the gta_sa.set file.

Look for any running programs like handling editors etc

The MTA client does not look at SRV domain records

In mtaserver.conf, this is wrong: <httpport>22005</httpport>

Check you have set the correct , as 22005 shows another server: http://66.225.195.163:22005/

Please show your mtaserver.conf

Thanks for that. Please try the latest patch: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/?mtasa-1.3.3-rc-latest

There will be application exclusions somewhere I expect. Try asking on Avast forum.

It looks like you have Avast firewall service running. That must be stopping the MTA server from working properly.

Install Visual C++ 2012 Update 3 runtimes then run MTADiag again.

Run MTADiag and it should give you a pastebin URL. Please give me that URL.

That dump file is for another crash type. It might be easier if you zipped up MTA\dumps\private\ and uploaded that please.

Download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions.