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This measure is part of Microsoft's plan, which began in 2017, and its ultimate goal is to disable VBScript in Internet Explorer for safer user experience.įor customers who have installed cumulative updates on July 9 th, VBScript has been disabled by default in Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10, Microsoft also stated that. VBScript also Disabled in Internet Explorer by DefaultĪccording to Microsoft, it will disable VBScript by default in Internet Explorer for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 on August 13th, as part of this month's Patch Tuesday. If you are worried about that, you’d better backup essentials on your PC. Microsoft now is investigating this issue and an update will be provided very soon. While there is also someone commented that "It seems to me that only applications that use ParamArrays in a certain way are affected." Microsoft said in its message center entry that it was investigating the issue and they would provide updates to patch any affected Windows devices when available.Īll Windows versions seem to be affected.Ī German blogger Günter Born has received some user tips, which indicates that the problem occurs when assigning arrays to VARIANT variables, and then the program crashes with Error 5. Some applications made using Visual Basic 6 (vb6), macros made using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), and scripts or applications made using Visual Basic script version (VBScript) may stop responding and display an "invalid procedure call error" on the affected system. For example, a recently installed cumulative update may cause VB6, VBA, and VBScript apps not responding and throw an error on Windows 10. However, some updates may also cause unexpected issues. Microsoft often releases some updates to fix some bugs in Windows 10. Windows 10 Updates Cause Visual Basic Apps Not Responding

This post from MiniTool will show users more information about the bug in Windows 10 updates.

Newly installed Windows updates may cause Visual Basic Apps to stop responding and it displays an "invalid procedure call error" on the affected system.