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Windows 10 Cumulative Update KB4074592 Issues

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Some users are reporting BSODs, isolated reports of failed installs too, but Microsoft says there’s just one known bug
But as it turns out, KB4074592 is also hitting some issues on a number of systems, and we’ve received confirmation of at least one bug so far.
While reports of failed installs are still isolated at this point, which signals local problems rather than widespread bugs, the developing team of third-party app Sandboxie has confirmed that Windows 10 might encounter a BSOD after deploying cumulative update KB4074592.
“We are seeing BSODs with Windows 10 x86 1703 + kb4074592 when launching Internet Explorer or closing Firefox in the Sandbox. This affects Sandboxie 5.22 as well as the betas 5.23.x,” a post on the official support forums reads. The team also added that the issue is under investigation and more info would be released soon.
Windows 10 cumulative update KB4074592 comes with just a single known issue, and it’s actually a bug that’s been there since a few months ago.
Microsoft says that antivirus solutions running on systems deploying this update must have a dedicated registry key set – this is a requirement for all security products, and unless compatible, computers might be blocked from receiving further cumulative updates.
KB4074592 installed correctly on our testing systems running the Windows 10 Creators Update, and judging from the feedback posted online, the process has been completed smoothly for the majority of users as well.
We’ll continue monitoring reports pointing to potential issues with Windows 10 cumulative update KB4074592 and will update this article should any information be found.

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