Windows 10: SystemSettings.exe - System Error Overrun/Stack-Based Buffer

I just updated my laptop to the latest Windows 10 build.

When I opened settings to check something and clicked on Network & Internet, I got this error that crashes settings after I close it.


SystemSettings.exe - System Error


CRITICAL ERROR


The system detected an overrun of stack-based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of this application.


OK


When I try to open Devices it just crashes without any warning.

If I try to open them in small window, everything works and no error pops up, but if I try to make the window bigger with the mouse the error pops again and crashes settings. It may something with the window size.


I tried everything, even reinstalling Windows using the the option in the recovery.


Hope somebody finds a solution.

:)

 

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We ran into a system alert box (screenshot as below) complaining "an overrun of a stack-based buffer" in iexplorer randomly.





The OS is Windows Server 2019 and is in zh-CN language. The error message can be translated as "The system detected an overrun of a stack-based
buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of this application".

Iexplorer looks functioning normal after dismissing the alert, but it's really annoying to our users.

Anyone can help with

1) why this happens? how can it be fixed?

2) if it's a but from IE or system, how can we avoid this alert?

3) is it possible to disable system from prompting this kind of alert?

Thanks for any suggestions or hints.