WoW crashes on honorbuddy start

[jbrow30]

I am currently running Windows 7 Home Premium SP1.
I am running wow in 32bit and honorbuddy and wow as admin
Honorbuddy will start and crash wow either instantly or within 10 seconds

Attached is my most recent log file

 

[Tony]

use dx11 instead plz

 

[jbrow30]

I switched to dx11 and still received same crash, new log is attached

 

[CodenameG]

make sure your not running any applications that can interfere with wow and honorbuddy.
Help Desk

 

[jbrow30]

I have none of the listed software that interferes with honorbuddy running/installed

 

[CodenameG]

follow the instuctions here on how to clear your caches.
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/honorbuddy-forum/honorbuddy-guides/108771-help-desk.html#post1067458


after that run the wow repair tool from your wow or battle.net launcher to make sure your wow installation is
complete.

 

[jbrow30]

i have cleared the caches and run the repair tool. it still closes whenever the bot tries to use a flightpath or tries to queue for battlegrounds, and sometimes instantly after pressing start, newest log is attached.

 

[Tony]

enable framelock

 

[jbrow30]

enabled framelock, it seemed to get farther this time, it would connect to WoW, change out gear, and run to flight master, it queued for BG and crashed. Attached is latest log

 

[Tony]

use beta build intsead

 

[jbrow30]

same issue on the beta build, keeps closing out wow

 

[CodenameG]

then upload a log showing that please.

 

[jbrow30]

Attached is the log from beta build

 

[Tony]

check if wow creates an error crash report under Errors folder (wow directory)

 

[jbrow30]

There are no error files, it looks like honorbuddy just closes wow

 

[Tony]

Since WoW is not creating any crash logs something fishy is definitely going on.
Can you create this key in the registry:
Code:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Wind ows Error Reporting\LocalDumps
And under that key create a value with the name DumpType, type DWORD and value 2.
After that, run WoW and reproduce the crash. Now Windows should've created a (very large) file in the %localappdata%\CrashDumps folder. We will need you to upload this file (at mega.co.nz, for example) and PM me a link.
After all that is done you can delete the key you created above again (the LocalDumps folder).

I apologize that this is so complicated but since we cannot reproduce it ourselves and no WoW crash log is created, we need a full crash dump like this.
For reference, here's a link describing the functionality I am telling you to turn on: Collecting User Mode Dumps.

 

[jbrow30]

I have PM'd you the link. Thank you for your help. I appologize to the delay

 

[Tony]

use non fullscreen windowed mode plz

its a temporary issue and we are working on it

 

[jbrow30]

It still crashes wow on start

 

[Tony]

use Singular instead and let me know plz