Today,with  KB4022715 from Microsoft Update ,windows10,I can't use ScriptX. I can get all white page only.Our Web page use Frame.

After uninstall  KB4022715,I can print Web page Normaly.Please tell me the countermeasure.

HI

Thanks, we're looking.

Cheers

Jerry

OK, thanks for flagging this ... I doubt you'll be the only one today

Our testing shows that KB4022715 in Win10 and KB4022719 in Win7 breaks the printing of framed content in IE 11. This is a 'generic' issue for the browser but - obviously - it affects printing with ScriptX too.

I have reported this to our tech contacts at Microsoft, and in due course they're going to have to fix it.

In the meantime if this is a show stopper for you then I'm afraid that your only choice is to temporarily back out of  KB4022715.

Cheers

Jerry

Same issue this morning; kicking out blank pieces of paper.

Jerry thanks for the above info. Uninstalling KB4022719 in Windows 7 has corrected the problem.

Latest news is here:

http://scriptx.meadroid.com/default.aspx

MSFT has acknowledged the issue and will advise.

Does the patches KB4022722 and KB4021558 also causes issues. We have client reporting that KB4022719 uninstall and restart of windows 7 not fixing it. 

@ssingh, KB4021558 does cause issues as well. It was reported to cause the same problem by some of my company's clients. Uninstall and reboot resolved.

Thanks everyone.

Microsoft has acknowledged repro and ownership of the issue.

As soon as we have news from them, you'll be the first to hear (as an update to 'Latest News' on this site's home page).

Jerry

this is still a huge issue. any idea when this will be fixed?

>> this is still a huge issue. any idea when this will be fixed? <<

Look, we KNOW it's huge (for EVERYONE), we've told the IE team it's huge, they can repro the problem and they are working on it.

Please, we're not so stupid as to be withholding information. Why would we? As I said just one forum post ago ... look, right up there:

"As soon as we have news from them, you'll be the first to hear (as an update to 'Latest News' on this site's home page)."