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There is an active Microsoft 365 incident affecting access to Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple Outlook connection methods in the Americas, so monitor Microsoft’s service-status page and avoid changing or reinstalling Outlook while recovery is underway.^1^
Check the incident status
- Personal user or unable to reach the admin center: Check the public [Microsoft service health status]^2^ page.
- Microsoft 365 business administrator: Open Microsoft 365 admin center → Health → Service health, then look under Active issues Microsoft is working on for Exchange Online. The currently reported incident identifier is EX1550543.^3^
- If the incident appears there, no repair on the PC or account is required. Check the incident details for Microsoft’s next update and test email access again after service restoration.
If no active incident applies to your account
On Windows 10 or later:
- Open the Get Help app.
- Search for sign in to Microsoft Office.
- Run the Microsoft 365 sign-in troubleshooter and apply its recommended actions.
- If sign-in works but email still does not connect, search for Microsoft 365 network connectivity test and run that test.^4^
For a work or school account, contact the organization’s Microsoft 365 administrator if the public status is healthy but access still fails. The administrator can see tenant-specific incidents that may not appear on the public page.
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