Does anyone help me with this problem?

[laerty]

Version = 1.5.5-release-11731.0.000
Time = Fri Nov 10 16:13:08 2017
Module = C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas\gta_sa.exe
Code = 0xC0000005
Offset = 0x000DFE92

EAX=F492FA85  EBX=0403B2EE  ECX=3D24BEA1  EDX=0D8225F0  ESI=00000676
EDI=0DAF78E0  EBP=0403B250  ESP=0028FD4C  EIP=004DFE92  FLG=00010202
CS=0023   DS=002B  SS=002B  ES=002B   FS=0053  GS=002B

[Dutchman101]

From https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Famous_crash_offsets_and_their_meaning:

So, the reason for crashes with gta_sa.exe offset 0x000DFE92 and 0x000DFF90 is most often: bad sound mods. Re-install a clean version of GTA.

 

Note: if you're too attached to the modded GTA installation that you love, you may be able to avoid re-installing by running MTADiag and letting it scan for corrupted & missing GTA files. From those files, you should look for audio related ones, those will contain the culprit.

Example log output from MTADiag in the case of someone affected by this crash 0x000DFE92:

Quote

 

Checking for missing GTA files, please wait...
Checking 14 out of 383...Nonstandard GTA file: \audio\SFX\GENRL

Checking 15 out of 383...Missing GTA file: \audio\SFX\SPC_GA
Checking 15 out of 383...Nonstandard GTA file: \audio\SFX\SPC_GA

 

When this person restored these audio files to original, the crash was resolved. But, in most cases a full re-install of GTA is neccesary and advised. MTA doesn't support modded installations. Note that we will also not provide any support in manually restoring particular files like the above, only advise a full re-install. Playing with a modded installation after doing that spells further stability problems, and you might just run into the next crash.

* Note: this post was rewritten by Dutchman101 on 10 Oct 2020, because it was a top result for people searching this popular crash.

Edited October 10, 2020 by Dutchman101