The affected part of the OS might just be something that certain games rely on, such as (a wild example) the Windows component that controls hardware directly which MTA uses for its graphical displaying of MTA, or a certain internal function of a graphics driver that gets corrupted by the user willingly overwriting the "This driver may not be compatible" warning while 'updating' their graphics card driver. Our elaboration on that last part: Windows isn't as closed as for example Apple iOs is, users that arent tech-savy can easily mess up something (system files, configuration) within their OS installation and so can sketchy software that this user decides to install. If you do this, make sure you tell them that corruption somewhere within your PC or its hardware has resulted in the failure of MTA because of MTA being unable to function correctly due to this underlying problem. Please understand and respect this, you could always take your PC or laptop to a repair shop, or as a last-resort reinstall Windows to resolve any potential corruption located within your OS, or eventually seek out more dedicated PC technical support forums such as. This can be our observation at either the very beginning, even before the beginning (the point where we may not make a first post in response to you), or in the midst of offering you support.
For that reason please understand that if you don't get a reply or further support, that you're not entitled to this, as all such users volunteer their free time for this, and that in the case we're unable to assist you (further) it's very likely that the corruption located within your OS or PC is too deep for us to be able to assist you remotely.
The retrieved information, combined with your description of the problem, can however also make it clear that your issue isn't easy to get to the bottom of.
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