Thanks to, here is the list of individual items included in the “SP2” rollup: However if you have it installed, it is probably OK to keep it, as everything included should have been officially published to Windows Update before. KB2775511 is a collection of hotfixes which are sent by Microsoft only when requested and address specific non-typical issues and not a collection of official updates which is the case with KB3125574.Įven so, based on intensive testing for the last few days, I would not install KB3125574 except for the conditions in the Technet article. I still have to understand why Susan Bradley says it is OK to install in general, while every other information about it points differently. It was pushed by a group of Microsoft PFEs based on their first-hand experience in enterprise and if it is done under their monitoring as part of enterprise agreements with Microsoft, then it is OK. It is not an official patch and there is a history behind it. EP AND one more thing: “I CAN still install the KB2775511 update (the Win7 post-SP1 enterprise hotfix rollup) while KB3125574 is already installed as KB2775511 is not superseded by KB3125574.”ĮP, please DO NOT INSTALL KB2775511.
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