Please download and install the new, re-released Service packs! See more details here: Visit the Exchange team blog to learn more about it.Īfter installing the SharePoint Foundation SP1 you should also install on top the hotfix from KB2760625 which solves a problem with search, please see more in the KB as well as the blog of my colleague, Stefan Gossner.

SP1 for Exchange Server 2013 is also releasing today. Known ISSUE: Office Web Apps 2013 in April PU and SharePoint 2013 SP1Īll other desktop products and language packsĪll other server products and language packsĬustomers who have an Office 365 subscription are always kept up to date and will get the SP1 changes automatically in their next regular update. OneDrive for Business ( formerly SkyDrive Pro).Office 2013 SP1 Covers these applications: Visit these KB articles for more information on the SP1 updates for the MSI versions and how to get them. After a 30-day period, SP1 will begin releasing as an automatic update through Microsoft Update. The updates are available from the Microsoft Download Center today, as well as from Microsoft Update and the Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) catalog. (see also the Sustained Engineering blog post)

The March PU Is not required prior to install SP1 on top of RTM version! I’ll post an update as soon as it is newly released. Due to a potential issue with SP1 that prevents deployment of future PU/CU’s, the download was disabled! Running PSConfig or PSConfigUI immediately following. Other References: official announcement in Bill Baers blog post.įor customers who have previously deployed Service Pack 1, download the updated Service Pack 1 and install over the existing Service Pack 1 The updated version of Service Pack 1 has been released! Note that the KB articles are now different! See table below! SP1 is now available for SharePoint Server 2013, Project Server 2013, Project 2013, and SharePoint Designer 2013!īuild number as seen in central admin after installation.

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