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"Error: Data error (cyclic redundancy check)." is computer-speak for a corrupt file. Either on your DVD (if you are installing) or on your hard drive (if the PC is attempting to use the file while playing). Check the DVD for scratches. Or, it could be that the DVD is fine, and the corruption is happening when the computer attempts to decompress the file while installing, in which case there could be a glitch in your memory chips. You can download free utilities to test your RAM, and your DVD drive.

It sounds like its one of the sound effects audio files that is having the problem. I don't remember if you can do this when installing GTA:SA, but some installers will let you skip a bad file while installing. If so, you can finish the install and then go try to find that file on a friend's install and copy it to your hard drive via a flash drive or through an email attachment, just make a note of which folder it is trying to install to.

If you are installing via an ISO file using virtual drive emulation, then it could be a faulty install of that emulation software or the ISO file itself is damaged somehow.

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Does your computer match the minimum system requirements? If it doesn't, it won't let you install the game or play it