Can't log in? Microsoft outage hits Teams, Outlook and more
Microsoft is investigating widespread outages affecting Teams, Outlook, and Xbox Live, leaving thousands of users unable to log in.
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The brief
A significant Microsoft outage has disrupted access to several key services, including Outlook, Teams, Xbox Live, and Microsoft 365. Reports indicate that thousands of users are experiencing login failures.
Coverage from ABC News & Headlines, The Seattle Times, FOX 13 Seattle, and GV Wire emphasizes the breadth of the disruption. Specifically, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reports that Microsoft is investigating an outage across the Asia-Pacific region.
Future updates will likely focus on the results of Microsoft's investigation and the restoration of services for affected users.
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Quick answers
Which Microsoft services are affected?
Outages have been reported for Teams, Outlook, Xbox Live, and Microsoft 365.
Where is the outage occurring?
While reports indicate thousands of users are affected, ABC News & Headlines specifically notes that Microsoft is investigating an outage across the Asia-Pacific region.
How was the outage first tracked?
According to GV Wire, Downdetector reports indicated that the services were down for thousands of users.
Coverage (5)
- Microsoft Down for Thousands of Users Thursday, Downdetector Reports GV Wire · 12h ago
- Is Microsoft down? Outages reported for 365, Teams, Outlook, XBox Live Daytona Beach News-Journal · 12h ago
- Breaking: Microsoft investigating reported Teams outage across Asia-Pacific ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation · 12h ago
- Is Outlook down? Microsoft outage hits email, Teams, Xbox The Seattle Times · 12h ago
- Can't log in? Microsoft outage hits Teams, Outlook and more FOX 13 Seattle · 12h ago
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