Error when launching mta (cant load loader.dll)

[Kormo]

I can't run MTA it says failed to load loader.dll, error 5: Access is denied. I tried everything but nothing works. 

https://gyazo.com/2fb059ebd1d5f9eecde8864a9889b349

Heres my log : http://upload.mtasa.com/u/812816942/Logfile.PML_

Edited December 3, 2016 by Kormo

[Dutchman101]

Instead of that Process monitor logfile only, also..

 

Please download, extract and run MTADiag and follow the instructions.

Press 'n' when asked.

Post any Pastebin URL MTADiag gives you in this topic

 

Did you take ownership of the MTA folder(s) and set security permissions for your user account? (or didn't you try yet)

Right-click the MTA San Andreas 1.5 folder in your Program Files, select 'properties' > security tab, Advanced, change owner, now principals/user account list equivalent and 'search' or list them. Search your user accountname in Windows, add it, and select apply to all containers/subfolders.

Now apply the owner settings in that window, and close all folder properties tabs. Rightclick the MTA install folder again, and again Security tab, then click Edit, select your Windows useraccount name and give it ''Full control'' then click apply.

After doing that, re-install MTA and try again.

Edited December 4, 2016 by Dutchman101

[Kormo]

Didn't work, heres the mtadiag results  :https://pastebin.mtasa.com/673076995

[Dutchman101]

What happens if you install MTA into a folder at your desktop and try launch that one?

Make sure you rightclick Multi Theft Auto.exe in there and select 'Run as Administrator'.

Does your user account have full administrator rights, standard account or limited? Did you install MTA the first time into Program Files on the same account you're trying to launch/re-install now?

2: Go to Control Panel > user accounts > ''Change User Account Control settings'' and disable all checks (lowest slider level).

3: Disable your antivirus/security software for a short while when trying again.

Edited December 4, 2016 by Dutchman101

[Kormo]

Just tried everything, nothing works... and yea i installed mta into program files on the same account the first time.

[Dutchman101]

Open commandprompt as administrator and enter: sfc /scannow

After it completes, restart your PC.

[Kormo]

Didn't work

[Dutchman101]

If you go to the security tab on the Program Files MTA install folder (as you did before when attempting to set it) does it now, regardless if those previous actions succeeded or not, show Full control permissions for your Windows user account? Or is it limited/misses certain checkboxes on permission types

Compare this to the present security settings of the newly installed Desktop MTA installation folder, anything different?

 

Open commandprompt and enter this:

net user administrator /active:yes and press Enter.

Then type: net user administrator <Password>, and press ENTER.
 

After doing this, restart your PC and then logout, then choose Administrator as Windows account and login with that. Use the password you set in the <Password> parameter when you used the commandprompt.

While logged into the built-in Administrator account, install MTA in a whole new location, 'Run as Administrator' the MTA installer and try launch it, also with Run as Administrator on the MTA launcher.

Also run antivirus/malware scans such as for example with Malwarebytes (get from http://malwarebytes.com) and AVG Antivirus free (http://www.avg.com/us-en/free-antivirus-download)

Besides that, do you happen to have another harddisk (physically, not just a partition on same hdd) in your PC or an option to attach one for testing purposes?

Edited December 5, 2016 by Dutchman101

[Kormo]

Nothing worked, and no i dont have another harddisk.

[Kormo]

is there any solution?