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I have a problem - there is no such file in my diablo3 directory to replace with the one attached in this thread. Originally, I didn't have "D3prefs" there.

What if I don't have originally any such file in d3 directory?

You were right - it was the CPU that didn't allow the bot to spread its wings. I've just tried running it on a different, more advanced computer, and now it works like hell :)

OK, so I will try with a different computer and will keep you informed.

I've checked: my CPU is at 100%, whereas the RAM memory is normally at about 40% and with Diablo 3 + Demonbuddy it rises up to 60%.

I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate x32 (I was also using Windows 7 Professional with the same result for the bot). My computer is a laptop, Toshiba Satellite c660d; AMD E-240 1,5 GHz, 2GB RAM. Although I was surprised that Diablo 3 run on it, the game works smoothly, especially with the lowest details...

Thanks for a fast reply. Unfortunately, the bot still freezes after clicking "start". It is all the same even after the subsequent steps suggested by you. Any other ideas?

Hello, everyone! :) My problem is what follows: When I click "start" the bot doesn't do anything, the game doesn't start, and so on. The button becomes highlighted and I can't click it again nor use any other function in the window (however, the program doesn't seem to be not responding...

I'm afraid our case is hopeless. At least for me, there is no apparent reason for the bot to behave like this when the subsequent guidelines have been followed. And yet, our ones won't cooperate :d Tony can serve us only with what he's already posted. We're like the patient who's supposed to...

My problem is exactly the same: I have the Framework and C++ installed, and followed the steps in instruction while extracting and configuring the bot. When everything is ready for the program to begin playing Diablo 3 for me, and I click "start", the bot freezes, the "start" button remains...