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[bhavyamadan123]

i am getting unhandled exeptions when loading comes to an end

[DromeoStalker]

OOOOh...

Reinstall game and video drivers, open GTA VC limit adjuster an turn more memory. Maybe will help...

[Urbanoutlaw]

I'm guessing you modded your VC & changed some vehicles.

I ran into that a little when I modded VC, triggered by some of the models. This probably happened because some of the cars were corrupted zip files or just not quite right.

For future reference change one at a time & test each one before you go to another & of course, step one -

BACK UP ALL FILES YOU PLAN TO EDIT FIRST!!!

(Don't feel bad, you wouldn't be the first to fall into that one.)

Good luck.

[studio m-LTD]

yeah..maybe something that you had modded goes wrong.usually happens to VC though..other gta games are quite rare except for VC..

[tankman232]

i am getting unhandled exeptions when loading comes to an end

i had to add mine to dep in windows. copied from windows help.

Change Data Execution Prevention settings

Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is a security feature that helps prevent damage from viruses and other security threats by monitoring your programs to make sure they use system memory safely.

If you choose to protect all programs, you can still turn off DEP for individual programs. If you suspect that a program does not run correctly when DEP is turned on, check for a DEP-compatible version of the program or an update from the software publisher before you change any DEP settings.

Click to open System.

Click Advanced System Settings. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

Under Performance, click Settings.

Click the Data Execution Prevention tab, and then click Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select.

To turn off DEP for an individual program

Select the check box next to the program that you want to turn off DEP for, and then click OK.

If the program is not in the list, click Add. Browse to the Program Files folder, find the executable file for the program (it will have an .exe file extension), and then click Open.

To turn on DEP for an individual program

Clear the check box next to the program that you want to turn on DEP for, and then click OK.