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First I uninstalled the old driver in the device manager and restarted my computer. After I've done this i installed the latest driver of my graphic card and now it works.
Just installing the latest driver did not work for me - so if it's the same for you just try to uninstall the old driver first.
I am running Windows 7 64 bits on Intel Core i3 first generation processor with Intel HD Graphics (for which the latest driver is of 2013).
I'll be waiting for some other fix ;-;
Try giving that a shot.
The minidump files that get created are very useful to us as they hold information about what causes the crash. You can find those in the root folder of the game which typically can be found here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ibbandobb
Try to find the files with the extension .mdmp and send those to me in an email. That way we can look at your individual cases.
~
Richard
Ulysses - are you using Avast? It's been known to give false positives for ibb & obb.