Windows 7 update keeps installing the same 5 important updates. Can someone help?

When was Office 2010 installed?

When was Office 2010 Service Pack 2 installed?

The KB numbers installed 12 March 2015 listed in Installed Updates:  KB2956128, KB2589352, KB2825635, KB2687455, KB2589298, KB2883019, KB2883100, KB2920748, KB2589386, KB2597087, KB2553140, KB2837602, KB2850016, KB2956076, KB2920813, KB2956205, KB2880971, KB2794737, KB2837601, KB2817369, KB2687423, KB2494150, KB2956142, KB2837587, KB2760631, KB2878281, KB2920812, KB2589375, KB2889839, KB2956139, KB2810073, KB2878283, KB2956207, KB2881071, KB2687275, KB2760601, KB2589352, KB2837602, KB2956205, KB2878281, KB2956164, KB2956203, KB2956075

CONTROL PANEL>RECOVERY and hit the Open System Restore button.

No Repair Install or a clean install of Windows since I purchased the computer.

"Installed Updates" lists "56 updates installed" at the bottom of its list.   52 of the 56 entries are listed under "Microsoft Office Professional 2010" .  The "Installed On"  dates for all 56 entries only range from 2/21/2014 to  3/12/2015.  Please note:  at one point I did try to Restore this PC to an earlier point in order to attempt to fix this Windows Update problem.

What are the KB numbers of the updates that were installed on 12 March 2015 according to Installed Updates (not Update History)?

Are you referring to System Restore or a system recovery?

Have you ever done a Repair Install or a clean install of Windows since you purchased the computer?

Gerry,

Thanks for the reply and much appreciated! As for the request for System, Program file and Event logs I pray to hesitate. No disrespect Sir ... it's just kind of like asking a person to allow total strangers to rummage around in your sock drawer (so to speak). The issue arouse with the release of the updates and I am not experiencing any other problems or slow downs. My PC Environment has remained unchanged and

the only updates are for existing programs or games - of which all have updated after the first release of

afore mentioned Microsoft updates. It seems to me that the problem exists on Microsoft's end as the problem isn't just with my computer alone.

If there's something in those logs that you wanted to see I'd be willing to look and report back any info.

On the system log info everything seemed to be checked okay although there was some Internet Explorer crashes logged in the past. Anyway, I've read that Microsoft is going to abandon Internet Explorer sometime in the near future.

Thanks.

This is a question and a response to the thread between PVISME and PABEAR.

I am having the same problem with the updates too.

KB21952, KB32359, KB04375 and KB31432

I've read the dialogue between PVISME and PABEAR's responses and want to add my responses to some of the questions asked...

My OS is Windows 7 and I purchased the computer in the fall of 2012.

I have the most recent versions of Adobe Flash, Java, and Internet Explorer (V. 11.0.9600.16428) installed. (checked online today for each)

IE was installed on 11/12/2013 according to installed updates ....the above listed updates don't seem to appear in the list of installed updates.

These two updates came in again this morning and I selected and installed them again.

Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3004375) and Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3031432)

While downloading the updater said that the total file size for the 2 updates was 23.0 MB, however, when preparing to install it read something like 4.0 MB to install. (??)

I do not have Microsoft Security Essentials installed. Windows 7 was pre-installed. I run Norton 360 and do use Registry Cleanup periodically, also run MalwareBytes too. (Redundant I know)... no other Anti-Malware was preinstalled as a trial program. I also perform the cleanup system files feature too.

I haven't had a problem in the past with updates from Microsoft ... just with these four newer ones (been happening since 3/11/15).

I did run Microsoft's Fixit and no problems were found. Also ran performance and maintenance checks with no problems found.

Norton 360 and Malwarebytes both had updates after March 11th - don't really believe that either is the problem.

I don't know if I'm asking a question or making a statement here... I do know that my problem isn't unique to my computer as others seem to be having the same problem.

Thanks for any suggestions or help. Maybe a patch from Microsoft is needed.