On the surface it sounds like a Norton conflict, if the game has proper missions within Norton it should not move the game anywhere. Like I said, Norton can be over-aggressive.
Norton can cause games to crash, freeze, or tab out when a microphone or communication app is used, usually due to background security popups, intrusive notifications, or aggressive monitoring of app behavior.
� Enable Silent Mode / Full Screen Mode:
Norton has a silent or quiet mode that stops pop-ups and background scans while you are gaming or using full-screen apps. Right-click the Norton icon in your Windows taskbar and turn on Silent Mode or Quiet Mode.
Check Windows Privacy Settings for the Microphone:
Sometimes Windows or security prompts block in-game voice chat. Go to Settings > Privacy & security > Microphone and ensure that your game or launcher has permission to use the microphone.
Add the Game to Norton Exclusions:
Exclude your game's .exe file and installation folder from Norton's Auto-Protect and Sonar behavioral monitoring so it stops flagging microphone or network hooks as suspicious.
Turn On Game Optimizer / Performance Mode:
If Norton includes a game optimizer feature, make sure your game profile is added so Norton knows to back off resources and alerts during matches.
Temporarily Disable Protection (for testing):
You can right-click the Norton taskbar icon and select Disable Auto-Protect and Smart Firewall temporarily to see if the crashes stop.
A DMP file (short for dump file) is a snapshot of your computer's system memory or an application's state captured at the exact moment a crash, freeze, or serious error occurs.
Because DMP files are written in a raw binary format, standard text editors cannot read them. Instead, developers and IT technicians use specialized diagnostic tools.
Location
Hitech Creations\Aces High III\temp
Also make sure Windows 10 permissions for use of mic is enabled.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Open Windows Settings:
� Press the Windows Key on your keyboard or click the Start button.
� Click the Settings gear icon.
2. Go to Privacy Settings:
� Select Privacy (with a lock icon).
3. Navigate to Microphone Settings:
� In the left-hand sidebar under the App permissions section, click on Microphone.
4. Turn On Master & App Access:
� Click the Change button if microphone access for this device is off, and make sure Microphone access for this device is turned On.
� Toggle Allow apps to access your microphone to On.
5. Choose Individual Apps:
� Microsoft Store Apps: Scroll down to Choose which Microsoft Store apps can access your microphone and toggle On each specific app you want to use (such as Skype or Voice Recorder).
Contact
Phone: (817) 431-8840
support@hitechcreations.com