Subtitle Workshop: A Fix for the Crashing Issue with KB4013429 Update

Windows users who have recently installed the KB4013429 update may have encountered a frustrating issue with their subtitle editors. The update, which was intended to improve video playback performance, has instead caused applications that use the Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder to crash. This problem has left many users searching for a solution.

Fortunately, there is a tool available that can help resolve this issue: CompPkgSup Fixer. This free application replaces the problematic version of CompPkgSup.dll with an older version that does not cause crashes. Users who have downloaded and installed CompPkgSup Fixer should be able to use their subtitle editors without any issues.

However, it's important to note that this fix may not work for everyone. In some cases, users may need to take additional steps to resolve the issue. For example, they may need to disable the Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder using MPC-HC options or Iodec Tweak Tool.

Another solution involves uninstalling the problematic Windows update. Users can do this by following these steps:

1. Go to the Settings app and select Update & Security.

2. Click on Update History, then Uninstall updates.

3. Look for KB4013429 in the list of available updates and click the 'Uninstall' button.

It's worth noting that uninstalling this update may not be possible for all users. Those who have upgraded from Windows 7 or installed the DVD Player app from Microsoft may need to take additional steps to resolve the issue.

In summary, CompPkgSup Fixer is a useful tool that can help resolve the crashing issue with subtitle editors caused by the KB4013429 update. However, users should be aware of the potential risks and limitations involved with using this fix.

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