CURRENTLY OUTLOOK NOW WORKING

Gyanendra Srivastava 0 Reputation points
2026-11-13T06:37:18.46+00:00

we ar enot able to read previous mail, also in computer not able to login.

till when it will be solved

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  1. AI answer

    2026-11-13T06:38:17.96+00:00

    Microsoft is currently reporting a Microsoft 365/Outlook service incident; your administrator should track Microsoft 365 admin center → Health → Service health for the restoration status and latest update because no reliable completion time is publicly confirmed.^1^

    Check the outage status

    1. Ask your Microsoft 365 administrator to open Health → Service health.
    2. Open the active Outlook or Exchange Online incident and review:
      • User impact
      • Status
      • Last updated
      • All updates
    3. If the administrator cannot sign in, check the public Microsoft status page.^2^
    4. Avoid resetting or reinstalling Outlook while the incident remains active. Wait until its status becomes Service restored, then test again.

    Microsoft posts progress and recovery updates in Service health during an incident; any estimated restoration time shown there is more specific to your organization.^1^

    After service is restored

    Test the same mailbox in a browser or on a phone:

    • If previous messages are also unavailable there, report the issue through Service health → Report an issue, or contact your Microsoft 365 administrator.
    • If previous messages appear online but not in New Outlook for Windows, change the local synchronization period:
      1. Open New Outlook.
      2. Select Settings → General → Offline.
      3. Under Days of email to save, choose a longer period.
      4. Select Save, then allow Outlook time to download the older messages.^3^

    If “cannot login to the computer” means Windows itself

    That is separate from signing in to Outlook:

    1. On the Windows sign-in screen, select Network and ensure the computer has internet access.
    2. Select Sign-in options and try the account password instead of the PIN.
    3. If the PIN fails, select I forgot my PIN and complete the reset. A Windows PIN is different from the Microsoft account password.^4^
    4. For a work-managed computer, contact your organization’s IT administrator if the account is disabled, locked, or no longer displayed.

    Windows also supports Safe Mode and signing in with another existing account when normal sign-in remains unavailable.^5^


    References

    1. How to check Microsoft 365 service health
    2. Microsoft service health status
    3. [New Outlook](https://support.microsoft.com/outlook/troubleshooting-outlook-search-issues#outlook-search-returns-incomplete-results-or-search-can't-find-older-emails)
    4. Change or reset your PIN in Windows | Microsoft Support
    5. Troubleshoot Problems Signing In to Windows | Microsoft Support
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  2. Helen Luu 3,735 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-11-13T06:52:33.15+00:00

    Hello @Gyanendra Srivastava

    I understand that currently unable to send or receive emails all day even using Outlook on laptop or mobile device and I would like to share an update regarding the connectivity issue affecting multiple Microsoft 365 services.

    According to Microsoft's notification (Incident ID: MO1550821), users may be unable to connect to or access multiple Microsoft 365 services, including Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Copilot, and Microsoft Defender XDR. 

    Microsoft has identified that the affected infrastructure is experiencing elevated load across multiple regions, which is likely contributing to the connectivity errors. Microsoft is currently restarting and repairing impacted portions of the infrastructure to restore capacity. Additionally, they are investigating an unexpected increase in a specific type of service traffic and evaluating options to redirect traffic to alternative infrastructure to expedite recovery.

    The incident is currently classified as Service Degradation, and Microsoft is actively investigating and working to mitigate the issue.

    If you have Microsoft 365 administrator privileges, please sign in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center using this link to view the details of this issue or follow those steps below:

    • Sign in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
    • Go to Health > Service Health.
    • Search for Issue ID: MO1550821.
    • Select the issue and expand the details to review the latest updates, affected services, impact, and remediation information.

    Latest update from Microsoft product team:

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    If you do not have permission to view the incident in the admin center, you can check Microsoft's public service status page for available updates without signing in: https://status.cloud.microsoft/

    I'll continue to monitor this case and let you know if there is any update.

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