Kougar
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Full details at the link: http://arstechnica.com/security/201...-7-users-to-uninstall-faulty-security-update/
Please be aware that KB2823324 may still be listed on Windows Update and it may try to install it if set to automatic updates or may list the update in the update queue. (my own desktop still installed it)
To find out (and remove) the update users should go to the Programs & Features window. In the top left area there's a link for "View Installed Updates". Once there, simply paste KB2823324 into the search box and if the update is installed it will show up. From there users can simply uninstall the update."We’ve determined that the update, when paired with certain third-party software, can cause system errors," Childs wrote. "As a precaution, we stopped pushing 2823324 as an update when we began investigating the error reports, and have since removed it from the download center."
Childs didn't say what third-party software was involved, but the removal instructions his post linked to said update 2823324 may cause Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows Workstations and Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows Servers versions 6.0.4.1424 and 6.0.4.1611 to display an error message. Antivirus provider Sophos said Brazilian users are being hit particularly hard, and some Twitter messages reported that banking software in that country may be the reason.
Please be aware that KB2823324 may still be listed on Windows Update and it may try to install it if set to automatic updates or may list the update in the update queue. (my own desktop still installed it)