How to Fix a GTA Runtime Error
Grand Theft Auto, or GTA, is a controversial video game series originally released in 1997. Since that time, it has grown in popularity, with more than 10 sequels and original titles filling the series roster today. Nearly every entry in the series has been ported to the PC at some point, and while the games receive high critical acclaim, the PC versions are often quite buggy with a tendency to crash often. One of the most common errors when running a GTA game is a runtime error. These errors, which are caused by problems in your system registry, can be fixed quickly.
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Instructions
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Using Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
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Navigate your Web browser to Eusing Free Registry Cleaner download page (see Resources).
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Download the most recent edition of the Eusing Free Registry Cleaner, and save the installation file to your local hard drive.
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Run the finished installation file, and install the program.
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Run Eusing Free Registry Cleaner.
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Click "Scan Registry Issue" on the top left portion of the program window. Allow the program to scan your registry, which may take up to 10 minutes.
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Click "Repair Registry Issue" on the left portion of the program window once the scan has completed. The program will attempt to delete unnecessary entries and correct malfunctioning entries. Some entries will be reserved by Windows for system usage, and will not properly repair. Do not worry about these entries, as they do not contribute to runtime errors.
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Restart your computer. You should be able to run GTA properly without any runtime errors once the computer has restarted.
Using CCleaner
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Navigate your Web browser to the CCleaner download page (see Resources).
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Download the latest version of the CCleaner software.
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Run the completed CCleaner installation file, and install CCleaner to your local hard drive.
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Run CCleaner.
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Click the "Registry" icon located at the top of the program window, then click "Scan for Issues." When the scan is complete, select "Fix all Issues" to attempt to fix any registry errors discovered. When the process is complete, restart your computer.
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Comments
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Tried this many times and it wont fix it.
