Microsoft 365 users worldwide are experiencing outages affecting various services, including email, calendar, and cloud storage. Microsoft acknowledges the issue and is actively investigating.
Microsoft 365 has gone down, with hundreds of users reporting issues accessing the software. Microsoft posted on X to confirm they are investigating access issues, stating: 'We're investigating an issue impacting users attempting to access Exchange Online or functionality within Microsoft Teams calendar. For more information, please refer to MO941162 in the admin center.
While we continue to work on mitigating the issue, we've added a comprehensive list of impacted services and scenarios to the more info section. For more information, please refer to MO941162 in the admin center.' Social media users replied to the tweet saying they had reported issues with Microsoft 365, which includes software such as Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. One user mentioned problems with Universal Print and Outlook on desktop. Others reported issues with Hotmail, OneDrive, and Outlook crashing. Problems have been reported in several countries, including the UK, France, Sweden, Italy, Holland, and Belgium. Users reported an error page appearing when loading Outlook, stating: 'Your request can't be completed right now.' Some users also faced issues viewing emails, sending messages, and saving drafts. Down Detector has logged over 800 issues. Some airports, railways, and GP surgeries have also reported problems. Many users joked about the outage providing a few minutes off work
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