Author Topic: San andreas won't let me save games  (Read 624 times)

pls halp

when i try to save a game by overwriting an old save slot, the game freezes. clean game, just reinstalled, no mods.
« Last Edit: January 03, 2013, 04:43:38 PM by Shell »

Your PC can't handle OG Loc's pro rhymes

you weren't invited so he won't let you in

The party stops when you walk in. The party never ends.



REMEMBER
THE PARTY NEVER ENDS.

guise

btw i don't have this problem anymore

i reinstalled and steam won't recognize my save files
« Last Edit: January 03, 2013, 03:32:38 PM by Shell »

Maybe you need to downgrade it. Pretty sure the Steam version of SA is like v3.0 or something. Your save files might be v2.0 or 1.1 if you ever downgraded before, or played with a disc or something and saved.

Maybe you need to downgrade it. Pretty sure the Steam version of SA is like v3.0 or something. Your save files might be v2.0 or 1.1 if you ever downgraded before, or played with a disc or something and saved.
true, true. i fixed that issue by deleting a stupid file in the saves folder. but i have YET ANOTHER PROBLEMMMMM

when i try to save a game by overwriting an old save slot, the game freezes. clean game, just reinstalled, no mods.

Try running it in Windows 98Windows XP SP2 Compatibility mode.
« Last Edit: January 03, 2013, 07:58:15 PM by Awdax »

Try running it in Windows 98 Compatibility mode.
I can't tell if you're serious when you say this. Not that it's a stupid idea, I just dunno if I should be laughing or be diguisted by San Andreas's lack of future-compatibility.

Woops. Meant XP Service Pack 2. I've recently had to use 98 mode for Max Payne 1 & 2.

But on the topic of SA, when I installed a mod that reintroduced a load of stuff that was removed - you needed to run the installer in a different compatibility mode, the mod's installer in a different mode, and then run the .exe in a different mode and run it as an admin.

But OP should try Windows XP Service Pack 2, and set the .exe to "Run as Administrator."

yay. it is working now.

thank you kind sir.