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Original title : Windows Update "More Information" link broken
Windows Update (in Windows 7 64-bit) notified me of a driver update. I clicked the "More Information" link, and was taken to a webpage at "winqual.microsoft.com". This told me that the site has moved to "sysdev.microsoft.com", and I could find no way to find more information about this driver update.
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Well, the site might have moved, but it looks like windows update needs an update to reflect this! Same problem here - clicking on the "more information" link for any non-microsoft optional update in Windows 7 (64 bit in my case) leads to a redirection saying winqual has moved and giving no info about the drivers.
eg.http://winqual.microsoft.com/support/?driverid=20469839
I agree; flagging.
I've been experiencing this problem for some months, now.
Not a new problem, so I'm joining this thread as other people are clearly having the problem, too.
As far as I know, this affects every Windows 7 machine I use.
I flagged the support reply as abusive. Seems abusive when a company ignores its customers in this fashion.
At the bottom of this page there is an "Answer Feedback" link. I posted a link to this thread there and asked for someone to look into this. Don't know if that will help or not but I couldn't figure out any other way to get Microsoft's attention.
