Microsoft released cumulative update KB4462933 on October 24. The update was supposed to improve and patch systems running the OS Windows 10 April 2018 Update (version 1803).
Although this update was not initially reported to have issues, Microsoft has provided more information about issues you may experience after installing it by confirming two different errors in Windows 10.
The first is an issue of KB4462933 allegedly crashing the developer tools on Microsoft Edge. Launching the tools from the menu does not work according to Microsoft, which states that the problem can be repaired temporarily until the next update.
So in Windows 10 x64, to restore the developer tools, you must log in to an administrator account and delete the following file:
C: \ Windows \ SystemApps \ Microsoft.MicrosoftEdgeDevToolsClient_8wekyb3d8bbwe \ microsoft.system.package.metadata \ Autogen \JSByteCodeCache_64
On x86bit Windows, delete the following file and then you will need to restart the proletterbrowsing:
C: \ Windows \ SystemApps \ Microsoft.MicrosoftEdgeDevToolsClient_8wekyb3d8bbwe \ microsoft.system.package.metadata \ Autogen \JSByteCodeCache_32
The second issue with KB4462933 is a bug that Microsoft says could still occur after installing September 11, 2018 .NET Framework update.
"Once you install the .NET Framework update on September 11, 2018, delivering SqlConnection can cause problems," says Microsoft.
There is also a temporary way of dealing with it. If you want to go on yourself you can find all the instructions you will you need it here.
Microsoft is meanwhile preparing to release new cumulatives updates next Tuesday, November 13.
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