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.
The "more information" link on a driver update redirects to a different site.
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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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Anonymous
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2012-04-03T14:18:27+00:00 Your welcome!
I don't think the "helpful" flags affect Microsoft's response time; I think it's just the "This reply answered my question" button, which I haven't clicked. (Presumably only I can do that?)
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Anonymous
2012-04-03T13:59:21+00:00 Thank YOU for explaining the original problem so clearly.
Hey, I just noticed...there have been a few yes votes yes under "was this helpful?" Maybe Microsoft isn't reading the problem because they think the original fix worked and we're all appreciative of they're technical genius. When I responded the first time, it automatically gave my answer a yes, or at least there was no way of answering no that I could find. So we've got another problem. I'd happily give the all the user's who have posted a yes for describing a common problem, but NOT Microsoft's answer to the problem.
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Anonymous
2012-04-03T08:53:04+00:00 Thanks everyone for "bumping" my question! I can't believe it's taking Microsoft so long to get around to even attempting to fix this problem. It seems so simple to us mere mortals...
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Anonymous
2012-04-03T08:42:32+00:00 Same problem here, and I find it highly unprofessional that this still isn't fixed. While this thread is relatively new, the problem is not, as we can see here:
It's been around since 2010!