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KB4074588 patch cause windows to crash when debugging with Visual Studio 2015

After installing KB4074588 Windows 10 x86 1709 (OS Build 16299.15) start to crash every time when try to debug win32 application. I had to remove KB4074588 and pause updates to be able to continue working on this PC. CPU Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8500 @3.16 GHz 3.17 GHz

Please let me know when can I resume updates and still be able to use Visual Studio Debugger

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VS2017 is crashing also.  The KBs that were installed for me were KB4088785, KB2538243, KB4088776, and KB890830.

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As my Paused updates expired the KB4074588 was installed automatically and causing PC to crash again. When I tried to remove it it was showing that it was not installed. Then I had to remove KB4088776 and restart PC. After this KB4074588 become available to remove. Now that I've removed KB4074588 and KB4088776 I can debug again.

Also raised here: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-update/visual-studio-20102013-reboots-when-starting/3abda9a6-2cdf-49c1-ab3d-1d6844bba8d1

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I've upgraded my PC to Windows 1803, unfortunately Windows is still crashing when I use Visual Studio to debug. I've raised the issue on Feedback Hub as well. The last good windows is 1703 without March and April cumulative updates. I think this information is critical for people experiencing the reboot issue.

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Apparently you have to run Visual Studio as Administrator to avoid PC crash

See Stephany answer on the link below.

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/252500/visual-studio-2017-debugger-crash-windows-1803.html

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