jaimie
17th January 2007 06:02 UTC

How to check the users' office service pack version?
Is there a way to check user's office version and office service pack version? Thanks in advance.

Red Wine
17th January 2007 06:27 UTC

Search the registry keys under HKLM "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"
See your own registry to determine where these records are stored.

jaimie
17th January 2007 06:46 UTC

hello~
Thanks for your response.
I check the HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall, but I can't find the key called Office or something like this. Can you give me other hints please?
Thanks in advance.

Red Wine
17th January 2007 06:56 UTC

Search for GUID records, something like {90110408-6000-11D3-8CFE-0050048383C9}

jaimie
17th January 2007 09:46 UTC

Sorry to bother again.
I found the registry key, which is {90120000-001A-0404-0000-0000000FF1CE}, related to microsoft office professional. However, i don't know which one is related to service pack key number. Which one should i use to check the office service pack version? Thank.
I compare office 2003 registry key with and without sp2. There are only 3 difference places.
1. DisplayVersion
2. InstallLocation
3. EstimatedSize : dWord
Thanks

Comm@nder21
18th January 2007 16:15 UTC

use display version.

jaimie
19th January 2007 01:29 UTC

thanks.
The displayVersion without office sp2 is "DisplayVersion"="11.0.5614.0"

and with office sp2 is "DisplayVersion"="11.0.7969.0".

I am wondering "5614" and "7969" have different meanings?

Comm@nder21
19th January 2007 12:54 UTC

it's the release count. it's increased with every update.