mantoskinass wrote:ok....is it possible that <cheater tool> have something to do with this...?
It's possible that any other program on your system could have something to do with this, including that one. Have you seriously not tried without that or other programs that might be somehow related?
and maybe you can tell me how i can open DMP file...?
The DMP file is technical crash details and requires special analysis tools and knowledge to read from. You would want to share that file with us instead.
But I think we're already on the right track here and I don't think the dmp file will be super helpful in solving the problem.
The problem is most likely between D3, FMOD, and your sound drivers. There are numerous similar reports of issues like this even without ISBoxer --
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Abattle.net+fmod <-- threads on battle.net forums regarding fmod issues
I'll summarize suggestions I found by clicking on some of the links...
1. FMOD is used for sound. If you disable sound in the game, it might not crash anymore. Not ideal if you like sound, but potentially better than crashing.
2. Check for a driver update for your sound card.
3. Some people said they worked around the problem by replacing D3's copy of fmodex.dll with the latest official version. D3 uses version 4.34.20, while the latest version of fmodex.dll is 4.44.52. You can check out the number of patches and the number of times "fixed a crash" or freeze appears in the fmodex changelog since 4.34.20:
http://www.fmod.org/files/revision_4.44.txt From the changelog it appears that version 4.34.20 is from July-August 2010, whereas the latest version is from this month (April 2015), and there's a lot of crashes fixed. Kinda funny (not like "ha ha" funny ... ...) that Blizzard tech support suggests people update their sound drivers while using this old version of fmod. Anyway, to try this, I believe you would download and install the "FMOD Ex Programmer’s API", and then find the fmodex.dll file and pop it into the Diablo 3 folder. Keep a copy of the old one just in case.