How to upgrade SQL Server 2012 SSMS

I have SQL Server 2012 SSMS (11.0.3000.0) on my machine, however this crashes at least 5-8 times a day. So I want to try to apply KB2874879. But when I try to install it I can't progress because it says there is no instance found to apply. I only want
to update the SSMS, I'm not running any local instance on that machine. How can I get SSMS to the latest version ?

Hi,
According to your description, I know the SQL Server Management Studio always crashes on the client machine and there is no SQL Server was installed on that machine.
KB2874879 is cumulative update package 6 for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1 and it should be installed on SQL Server. And install CU6 does not guarantee it will resolve the SQL Server Management Studio crash issue on the client machine. If the
SQL Server Management Studio is corrupted, you need to perform a repair installation from the Installation Center.
Thanks.
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