Jon,
I am not seeing where it says, “release SP2”?
If possible, could you guide me to where you see this listed?
This fix is not considered SP2, but is a cumulative update.
Normally cumulative updates are then a part of the next service pack whenever it is released.
Which would mean if a user hasn’t installed the cumulative update, they most likely would receive it when the next service pack is released and installed.
As mentioned in the “Prerequisites” section of the article, it states you have to have Microsoft Office 2010 installed (if it depends upon another service pack or update it
would list it here). The fix doesn’t depend upon having SP1 installed or any other fixes installed.
Also as mentioned in the “Hotfix Replacement Information”, it states this hotfix doesn’t replace a previously released hotfix.
So to summarize, this fix is not SP2 nor does it replace SP1.
I would normally recommend installing updates in the order they were released, which would mean installing SP1 and then the cumulative fix.
But since this fix doesn’t depend upon SP1 being installed, you can install it without having SP1 installed and when you do install SP1; it shouldn’t replace the newer version of the files listed in this article.
As mentioned by others, when downloading the fix, you will want to make sure you download the hotfix that matches the bit version of Office you have installed.
I believe the hotfix site currently looks at the OS bit (64 or 32) and by default shows the hotfix for that build.
If you have 32 bit Office / Access 2010 installed on a 64 bit OS, you will want to make sure you download the 32 bit (x86) hotfix.
Best Regards,
Nathan O.
Microsoft Online Community Support