Microsoft ‘seeing some recovery’ after outage impacts Outlook, more. Story by Addy Bink • 3mo ... Teams, Outlook, and the Microsoft Store began around 5 a.m. ET on Monday.

On Monday, many Outlook users signed on to start their week only to encounter problems with Microsoft services like Outlook and Teams. Well into the afternoon, some were still experiencing problems.

By Rob McLean, CNN. Microsoft reported a “gradual recovery” in its Outlook service early Tuesday after a widespread outage for several hours overnight halted email and disrupted Teams and ...

Microsoft Outlook is recovering from an 11-hour global outage affecting email and calendar services. Users faced login failures and server issues. Microsoft is deploying fixes, but unresolved problems ...

On Wednesday morning, millions of users across the globe found themselves unable to access their Microsoft Outlook accounts, triggering widespread disruption just as the workday was beginning.

The outage affects Microsoft's Outlook, ... At 1:50 p.m. the account posted to X, formerly known as Twitter, that there are "delays in our recovery efforts." ...

Everybody’s working for the weekend, but Microsoft Outlook clocked out early. The mission-critical email service is facing a widespread, ...

Affected systems aren’t fully back online yet — with the company noting that it encountered a problem with its initial remedy.

Microsoft says in its preliminary post-incident review that most regions and services had recovered by 09:00 UTC on Wednesday, but they were not fully recovered until 12:43 UTC on 25 January. The ...

Microsoft announced in December that the new Microsoft 365 desktop client app installed on Windows devices will also deploy the new Outlook in addition to the classic Outlook client. It also ...

Microsoft designed Outlook to look familiar, and it does—especially if you’re used to the Outlook web app. Unfortunately, it’s not available to many users.