Outlook Down? The Microsoft messaging platform recovers after having undergone a major breakdown – here is what happened

Microsoft Outlook seems to undergo an important breakdown, users around the world unable to access the platform.

The landing reports began to surface a few minutes ago, with Outlook.com apparently unavailable.

It is completely the peak of breakdown reports, graceful of downdetector.com!

So, what does Microsoft say so far?

His official state platform confirms that there is a problem with Outlook.com, so at least society is aware of the problem.

“Users may not be able to access their mailbox using connection methods,” said the page.

“We continue to apply configuration changes to resolve the underlying problem and make additional validation efforts to ensure that authentication components are properly configured. In parallel with the current deployment of the configuration change correction, we examine the options to take advantage of an accelerated deployment methodology in regions that know the highest levels of impact to provide the most effective relief when is possible. “

He adds connection methods impacted, but may not be limited to:

– Outlook.com

– Outlook Mobile

– Outlook Desktop customer

For all those who try alternative means of trying to connect to Outlook, it should be noted that Microsoft said that the failure affects the platform on the web, mobile and office – you could be lucky!

This failure occurs just when the east coast of the United States goes for the day, so it could mean a disturbed start for workers …

It is interesting to note that Microsoft has not yet updated its Outlook, Windows and Microsoft officials on X accounts.

Microsoft Outlook reports that drop in for the first time appeared more than 12 hours ago – but there is still nothing …

However, the Microsoft Outlook Twitter account has not really published since June 11, it may not be active anyway!

While we try to find out more – here are some reflections from Desire Athow, editor -in -chief here at Techradar Pro …

“Microsoft says that its Outlook Desktop customer, the popular client of messaging Microsoft who is generally grouped together of Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365), is also broken, which is a bit of a surprise. No other Microsoft product is currently affected by the stoppage time, which does not let me believe that it can be something to do with the e-mail middleware itself rather than a larger stop time.

A Microsoft update from its official state page – where the breakdown has now been made from a “warning” to official problems;

“We continue to apply configuration changes to resolve the underlying problem and make additional validation efforts to ensure that authentication components are properly configured. In parallel with the current deployment of the configuration change correction, we examine the options to take advantage of an accelerated deployment methodology in regions that know the highest levels of impact to provide the most effective relief when is possible. “

Microsoft has promised another update at 4:30 p.m. UTC – so in about an hour – but that it works, the breakdown reports continue to mount.

We have spotted the official Microsoft 365 official Twitter flow provides much more information on the breakdown – here is what he has to say …

We are now entering the second hour of the breakdown, and it seems that thousands of users are still not able to access Outlook.com, on the web and the mobile.

There are no concrete Microsoft updates – so we are sitting and waiting to see how it will happen.

If you join us – a quick summary …

Users complain about a major breakdown in the prospects for a few hours – coinciding with the start of the working day in the United States.

The failure affects the perspectives on the web and the mobile and has been going on for a while – Microsoft says it works on a fix, but the damage to remain high.

We can finally reach a turning point – almost three hours later, and the breakdown reports finally start to fall.

There are still no other Microsoft comments, but it could be the start of the end (we hope) …

Here we are – Microsoft thinks that it has finally solved the problem finally! Anyone affected should soon see a solution, we hope.

The breakdown reports quickly fall on Downdector, so it’s probably the end of the problems.

We will stay from time to time a little longer, but Microsoft says that users and administrators should now continue to work as usual.

A final update from Microsoft – for administrators this time.