[Fool]

Hello My Friend Wanted to Install GTA SA on his PC
2.4Ghz
3Gb Ram
500Gb HDD
512 Video Ram
Windows 7

when he wanted to install it
a Program Poped up saying
"Program Too Big To Fit In Memory"

Why?
Someone Please Help me with this.

[DVDK]

Has he bought GTA SA or downloaded?

[Fool]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DVDK Has he bought GTA SA or downloaded?

Bought it.

[DVDK]

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Originally Posted by Porsche911 Bought it.

Hmm never seen this problem before, how mutch ram is the PC current using?

[DragonBlaster50]

This probably means:

1. the Hard-Drive is full.
2. You dont have enough RAM left to install. (That means your PC is 70 years old thank you very much.)

[admantis]

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Originally Posted by DragonBlaster50 This probably means: 1. the Hard-Drive is full. 2. You dont have enough RAM left to install. (That means your PC is 70 years old thank you very much.)

I doubt his PC is 70 years old with these specs from 2009-2010.

[Fool]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonBlaster50 This probably means: 1. the Hard-Drive is full. 2. You dont have enough RAM left to install. (That means your PC is 70 years old thank you very much.)

Old Pcs arent not even 70 years old, the oldest one is 60 Years old, he has like 200+ gb left
+ i checked the Ram, 53% something is used.

[John_F]

Install it on a diff PC then copy over the files and download a no-cd patch.

[Bernardoo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by John_F Install it on a diff PC then copy over the files and download a no-cd patch.

No CD-Patches are illegal here.

[John_F]

No. I believe posting a link TO a no-cd patch or warez, etc is illegal, not mentioning them. Especially in the context of trying to fix a game that was legitimately bought.

[DVDK]

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Originally Posted by Bernardoo No CD-Patches are illegal here.

As long as you bought GTA SA, NO-CD Patches are legal, but you're not allowed to spread links here.

[Fool]

btw, it is a PC problem. not a installion problem he got it with other games aswell.