[erospogi08]

QUOTE (TheNathanNS @ Tuesday, Dec 27 2011, 11:20)

I think I know the problem and how to fix it. You say you were uninstalling when your PC froze. After rebooting, the Uninstall Wizard thinks you haven't run it. So when you run the Wizard, it will say error because it cannot find the files it needs to uninstall. The thing you can do, is use System Restore, go back to..... say Dec 20th and uninstall GTA SA from there, since system restore should restore files that have been deleted from the hard drive. Hope this helps.

but if i deleted manually the folder of GTA San Andreas, Does it work? it's just happening again and again .. can u help me?

[Th3MaN1]

QUOTE (erospogi08 @ Thursday, Jul 12 2012, 13:43)

QUOTE (TheNathanNS @ Tuesday, Dec 27 2011, 11:20) I think I know the problem and how to fix it. You say you were uninstalling when your PC froze. After rebooting, the Uninstall Wizard thinks you haven't run it. So when you run the Wizard, it will say error because it cannot find the files it needs to uninstall. The thing you can do, is use System Restore, go back to..... say Dec 20th and uninstall GTA SA from there, since system restore should restore files that have been deleted from the hard drive. Hope this helps. but if i deleted manually the folder of GTA San Andreas, Does it work? it's just happening again and again .. can u help me?

This topic is old.Next time,look at the date before posting.
Also,it should work.