Contact person: Resolve KB5064081 Toolbox Forms Conflict

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Location: Willow Grove, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"After this week’s Windows 11 cumulative update KB5064081 landed, our in-house application “Toolbox Forms” refuses to start. The crash trace leads straight to Microsoft.Ink.dll. If I remove the update, the program launches normally, so the fault is clearly a conflict introduced by KB5064081.

I already tried the forum-recommended steps—copying an older Ink DLL, re-registering it, editing the manifest—but the issue persists. Rather than rolling back the entire update, I want to keep KB5064081 in place and still have Toolbox Forms run without errors.

I’m looking for a Windows technical support specialist who can reproduce the problem, pinpoint the root cause and supply a clean, repeatable fix. You can use whatever approach works best—compatibility shim, manifest tweak, side-by-side DLL, tiny patcher—provided it leaves the update installed and the application stable.

Deliverables should include:
• A clear step-by-step remedy (script, registry edit, installer, or documented procedure) that restores Toolbox Forms functionality with KB5064081 still applied.
• A brief explanation of what changed and why it works, for future reference.
• Verification that the solution survives a reboot and applies reliably on other Windows 11 machines with the same update.

Once Toolbox Forms opens normally on an updated system, the job is done.

Here is a link to the forum comments that can lead to a solution:
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IMPORTANT: Please mention the name of one of the posters in the forum, otherwise I'll know you haven't read any of it.

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