For some reason the mouse doesn't work when i start up the game and I have to pause buffer while moving the cursor to get it to work how do i fix this? Iniciar sessão Loja Início Fila de Descoberta Lista de Desejos Loja de Pontos Notícias Estatísticas
Showing 1 - 10 of 10 comments. Silent Dec 24, 2014 @ 6:34am. The game used to support DirectInput controllers. The latest Steam patches added a sloppy XInput controller support. That said, you still need to rebind the buttons, you get no vibration, analog triggers and proper button prompts. If you don't mind waiting a bit yet, check out GInput
I have two windows installed (win 7 on disk c:\ and win10 on disk e:\) Win 7 - mouse spinnig, win 10 - mouse works. I am on windows 10 and I get the mouse spinning bug. reinstalled the game and nope , the mouse worked for a while but started doing the spin again after opening and closing the option a few times.
But I think a working gamepad with two analogue sticks would have made the race easier. I wasn't sure if PC gamepads worked in GTA San Andreas, because it doesn't recognize rudder or accelleration controls on a PC joystick. Edited July 8, 2005 by teh roxxors.
Running the game in compatibility mode is a quick way around this If the GTA San Andreas mouse is not working, it might be because of compatibility issues. One quick way to fix this is to download and run the original Steam.exe files. Another effective solution if the San Andreas mouse is not

I've fixed it.. Go to steam library, steamapps, common, Grand Theft Auto San Andreas and find gta-sa.exe file. Click right mouse button a click on Properties, click on Compatibility and set it to launch in compatibility for Windows XP (service pack 3). Click on Apply and it's done! Enjoy..

I downloaded pinnacle and tried to use one gta san andreas profile. When I hit play it said playing gta san andreas, then I went to steam and clicked play. It still wouldn't work correctly, my left trigger (xbox360 controller) was assigned where the A button should have been. Any help?

Open the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. Right-click gta-sa.exe and click Properties. Open the Compatibility tab. Set Run this program in compatibility mode for to Windows XP (Service Pack 3) and click Apply. Try saving the game again.

Ok so I have GTA San Andreas installed from Steam, did not play it for a while since there was no option for 1080p display setting and I tried to use a converter to "downgrade" to an older version but it did not start. Ok so I started it with the original .exe and there was a 1080p resolution option now, nice! WY3USlR.
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