Win10 November cumulative patch KB3097877 update caused the application to crash what to do?

Yesterday is Microsoft's November patch day, this time there are a large number of patch pushes, involving security and functional improvements. Not only that, but the Win10 app store also has a large number of app updates. According to past experience, it is difficult to avoid problems with patches, and this time is no exception. According to feedback from foreign users, the Outlook application in Windows 10 will crash after the update, and other problems will occur.

It is speculated that this issue may be triggered by security update KB3097877 (MS15-115), which is used to fix remote code execution vulnerabilities. After the user uninstalled the update, the application crash was resolved. However, this can only solve the urgent need, but it is not a formal solution.

Problem Description: "Some users have pointed out MS15-115 (also known as KB3097877) on Twitter. This critical update affects all versions of Windows. & rdquo;

This patch fixes a series of vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to remotely execute code on an infected machine by exploiting how the operating system processes and displays fonts. Microsoft seems to have removed files from their direct download link, but they can still be downloaded via Windows Update.

At present, Microsoft has not given a reply, and may fix or resend the patch in a few days. Users who encounter the above issues can temporarily uninstall the update and take care to prevent it from being reinstalled. However, the vulnerability involved in KB3097877 cannot be fixed, and no other email application can be used by Outlook. Therefore, how to choose between Outlook and system security needs to be considered by the user.

Are you experiencing Outlook crash after installing Microsoft's latest security patch?

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