Updates trying to install over and over again (KB2760411, KB2760588, and KB2760583)

It's almost certainly a detection problem. Microsoft should reissue the update in a few days with a fix.

I agree. In the mean time you can hide the update by right clicking the update in the update list and select "Hide update". That will prevent the update(s) from bugging you again. Then, in a couple of days check whether Microsoft has fixed the issue and then, if so, go to Windows Update > Restore hidden updates and unhide them. I have the same issue with the above mentioned three updates and for now I done what I have described as a workaround. As these updates are included in the list with installed updates I am not afraid that Office has not been patched.

I hid the updates .. Im guessing that since its already in ( MULTIPLE TIMES TOO ) I should be ok ignoring the warning

I'm thinking you're right, or maybe the patch isn't actually changing the version number of the fixed files (e.g. DLLs or EXEs) and so it's still detecting an unpatched version somehow? It's baffling to me. Hope to find out more info tomorrow during the webcast. I'm done wasting time on this for now.

I am having same issue with same 3 updates on 2 machines with office 2007/Win7 x64 Home Premium SP1 .

The show successfully installed in update history, they show in installed updates, I even uninstalled them and reinstalled them and they still returned. I just selected to hide them.

I have this same problem with KB2760411 and KB2760588.  After revisiting my posts about previous Update issues, I applied all the fixes I know - disabling and enabling Windows Update from the Command Prompt; manually uninstalling and reinstalling the updates.  Yet, Windows Update still detects them.  From this I learned that, under View Installed Updates, the Search feature does not locate the update without the KB in front of the number string.  Under XP I have the added problem of KB2810048 behaving the same way.  On this Windows 7, it occurred to me that these updates may work differently on this 64-bit system.

Mine was KB2760411 and KB2760588. Tried installing the normal way, with anti-virus turned off AND (using msconfig) with all startup items off... no good with any of those methods. HOWEVER, when I when I selected "hide these updates" and checked for updates, nothing came up. I rebooted and checked for updates again... nothing appeared and I was advised that I am 'up to date'.

When they first showed up in my list of updates, I was kind of dubious anyway since I have MS 2010 Suite installed. I hope this helps others.

I have pretty much the exact same setup going. Office Suite is 2010 but there are little bits of 2007 sprinkled throughout the system.

I've also experienced the same issue on two different W7 systems. One is 32-bit and the other is 64-bit. In my case the Office 2007 products are:

1. Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office system (only installed on the 32-bit PC)
2. Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 R2 (installed on both)
3. Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 (installed on both)
4. Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2007 (only installed on the 64-bit PC)

Definitely sounds like a detection issue like others have said. Hopefully they will address this tomorrow during the regularly scheduled security bulletin webcast.

EDIT: I tried a 3rd PC with only MOC 2007 R2 and MS Office Live Meeting 2007 installed - no Compatibility Pack or Visio 2007. This 3rd PC did get any of the problem updates. I think we can rule out items 2 & 3 as being part of the problem.