Slipstream updates and SP1 to Office 2013


  1. tamas970
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    Slipstream updates and SP1 to Office 2013


    plan to deploy office 2013 on multiple computers with windows 8.1 and would like to save the effort of updating them one by one later.
    Also, I would like to save SSD space on the machines and NOT bloat the windows/installer folder with never-used update .msi-s and .msp-s.

    My questions are:
    1. How can I slipstream both updates and SP1 at the same time? (I tried to extract and put the entire package in the /updates folder, but only the SP1 got installed all post-sp1 updates are missed!)

    2. Is there a real slipstreaming method, that applies the updates on the image not just use them at the very end of the installation procedure?

    I see the SP1's huge msp (and also of the unsuccesfully "integrated" updates) is sitting in the windows/installer folder. Therefore I am really looking forward to a real integration method, where all this fallout (~2GB) doesn't show up.
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  3. tamas970
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    I found an integrated SP1 iso, its SHA-1 is AB2C2D525D63A72E0A2DC66EFDCEA0F824F02CFF is it authentic/undamaged?
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  4. pbcopter
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    What version of Office 2013?

    That SHA-1 does not match any Office 2013 Professional Plus SP1 versions.
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  6. tamas970
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    Office 2013 x61 SP1 Volume License

    Filename: SW_DVD5_Office_Professional_Plus_2013w_SP1_64Bit_English_MLF_X19-35976.ISO
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  7. pbcopter
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    Windows 10 Pro x64, Windows 8.1 Pro x64, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1,
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    I'm sorry but I don't have access to the Volume license Hashes.
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