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I have manually updated two hotfixes, KB2817626 and KB2817624 in WSUS, import was successful. &nbsp;After SCCM synchronization occurred, the patches are still now showing up in SCCM 2007. &nbsp;In WSUS, it says <br />
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&quot;This update is superseded by another update. &nbsp;Before you decline any superseded update, we recommend that you verify it is no longer needed by any computers. &nbsp; To do so, approve the superseding update first.&quot;<br />
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The hotfixes are superseded with Office 2013 SP1, but we do not want to install that SP, we only want to install those hotfixes only.<br />
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I appreciate any help with this issue.
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I have manually updated two hotfixes, KB2817626 and KB2817624 in WSUS, import was successful.  After SCCM synchronization occurred, the patches are still now showing up in SCCM 2007.  In WSUS, it says 

"This update is superseded by another update.  Before you decline any superseded update, we recommend that you verify it is no longer needed by any computers.   To do so, approve the superseding update first."

The hotfixes are superseded with Office 2013 SP1, but we do not want to install that SP, we only want to install those hotfixes only.

I appreciate any help with this issue.

Imported 2 critical KB's manually in WSUS, its not showing in SCCM 2007 after synchronization

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