Is your mouse not working in GTA San Andreas? A common fix involves replacing or modifying the dinput8.dll file, which handles input controls in the game. Follow this simple method to solve mouse issues quickly.

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Fix: Replace dinput8.dll File
Step 1: Download the Correct dinput8.dll File
- Download dinput8.dll fix file from this link: Click Here
Step 2: Replace the File in Your GTA SA Folder
- Locate your GTA San Andreas installation folder (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas).
- Paste the dinput8.dll into the folder.
Step 3: Run the Game in Compatibility Mode
- Right-click gta_sa.exe → Properties.
- Go to the Compatibility tab.
Check:
- "Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows XP (Service Pack 3)"
- "Run as administrator"
Click Apply → OK.
Step 4: Test the Mouse in-Game
- Launch GTA San Andreas.
- Check if the mouse now works in menus and gameplay.
Why This Works
The dinput8.dll file manages keyboard and mouse inputs in older games like GTA SA. Sometimes, the original file is outdated or corrupted, causing mouse detection issues. Replacing it with a fresh version often fixes the problem.
Still Not Working? Try This:
- Disable controllers (they can override mouse input).
- Update DirectX (download from Microsoft’s official site).
- Verify game files (if using Steam/Epic Games).
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