You should now have a folder named Updates under Office 2013 with SP1 folder. And if you have an ISO file of Office instead, use 7-Zip, WinRAR or WinZip to extract the ISO contents to this newly created folder. Insert your Office 2013 DVD and copy all files from your Office DVD to this newly created Office 2013 with SP1 folder.

Step 2: Create a new folder on your desktop or any other location, and then rename it as Office 2013 with SP1. Step 1: Download SP1 for Office 2013 by visiting this webpage. If you have the Microsoft Toolkit, we advise you follow the instructions in Method 1 to slipstream or integrate Service Pack into Office setup. In other words, this procedure will not update original source files of Office 2013 setup with updated files.

NOTE: This method only extracts the Service Pack 1 into the setup folder of Office 2013 and doesn’t integrate or slipstream Service Pack 1 into the setup, meaning that Service Pack 1 will be installed after completing the Office 2013 installation. That’s it!Īnother way to slipstream Office 2013 SP1 In less than a minute, you should see “Successfully made ISO” message. Next, if you want to create an ISO file, click Make ISO button, select the setup file located under the folder where you have saved all extracted files (under the folder that you have created in Step 3), click Open button, choose a location to save your Office 2013 with SP1 ISO file, and finally, click Save button to begin preparing the ISO file. Step 5: Once Office Toolkit completes its business, you’ll see “Successfully integrated” message. Be sure to add the right flavour of the Service Pack to avoid errors. Step 4: After extracting the contents of SFX or ISO, click Add Updates button and browse to the Service Pack 1 executable file that you have downloaded from Microsoft and then click Open button to begin slipstreaming SP1 into Office 2013.

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