New
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Yes - the SP1 update is itself dated around November 2010 so all updates after that time are relevant.
Yes - the SP1 update is itself dated around November 2010 so all updates after that time are relevant.
Hi, thanks for the timely response. The published date on my Windows 7 SP1 update was 3/19/2013.
Sorry, I may have confused. The 2014 Office updates I referred to were part of the 11 updates I had listed before I installed SP1. No indication that they were part of SP1. I should mention that my SP1 update was for win7 64 bit?
Nope - Office Updates are a law unto themselves in many ways.
Apart from anything else there's a possible 5 versions of SP1 for Office that you could be installing in Windows 7 - without even thinking about the bit-count! (Office XP, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013). They all work (although XP can be a bit flaky on some things.)
The release date for Windows 7 SP1 according to MS is February 22, 2011
The date it was released to manufacturers was early Jan 2011 - although the date for most of the files in the release is in November 2010.
I can think of nothing that had an SP1 release around March 3013
Well, it was "windows 7 service pack 1 for x64-based systems (kb976932)". That's what the history says. You are correct, Noel. It does look like early 2011, according to the MS site. Of course I can't verify now, but I really remember the update being shown as 3/19/2013 on my screen. I even wrote it down while I was having vague, undefined update failures on SP1. Oh well, it doesn't matter. You answered my question. Thanks.
Don
Oh, I forgot to mention that my SP1 update didn't even show up on the list till I had completed all updates through 2013. I do them in groups by dates.
Don
Just for information.
I installed Windows 7 Pro/64 Nov. 2013.
KB976932 is dated 11/20/2010 as of now.
Thank you Noel and dcfixer.
I was confused and now I'm back to my normal DA.