ARCHICAD Crash in Door/Window Tools on Windows 7 due to MS Update

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2015-11-12
12:50 AM
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11:15 AM
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Rubia Torres
2015-11-12
12:50 AM
Multiple users on Windows 7 reported that multiple versions of ARCHICAD would crash whenever they opened the Door or Window settings dialogs. It is caused by Security Update for Windows 7 (KB3097877) released this Tuesday, November 10th. If you do a web search you will find that this update is problematic for a number of applications. You may uninstall this single update or perform a System Restore to make ARCHICAD function normally once more. Read more here:
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Nicholas Cornia
Technical Support Team - GRAPHISOFT North America
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2015-11-12 10:03 PM
2015-11-12
10:03 PM
I did a system restore that fixed the issue with Archicad & Outlook.
The update is trying to install again, is there a way I can stop it from installing? Or trying to install.
The update is trying to install again, is there a way I can stop it from installing? Or trying to install.

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2015-11-12 11:26 PM
2015-11-12
11:26 PM
Rogerdodge,
. We have updated our Help Center article with instructions:
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Best regards,
Nicholas Cornia
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2015-11-13 03:16 AM
2015-11-13
03:16 AM
I can confirm that the re-issued update for the broken update (KB3097877) is working fine.
The confusing part is the re-issue has exactly the same number as the broken one.
I manually un-installed the update (re-started) then checked for new updates and re-installed and restarted again.
I assume that given enough time the new update will automatically install if you have the updating set to automatic.
Barry.
The confusing part is the re-issue has exactly the same number as the broken one.
I manually un-installed the update (re-started) then checked for new updates and re-installed and restarted again.
I assume that given enough time the new update will automatically install if you have the updating set to automatic.
Barry.
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