Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
Microsoft has not published a verified restoration time for the current Microsoft 365 service issue as of November 12, 2026; monitor the incident in Microsoft 365 Service health for the latest recovery status and estimates.^1^
Check the latest status
- Microsoft 365 administrator: Sign in to the Microsoft 365 admin center, then select Health > Service health > Active issues Microsoft is working on. Open the relevant incident to see its status, affected services, latest update, and any estimated recovery information.
- Unable to access the admin center: Use the public Microsoft service-health page.
- Not an administrator: Ask your organization’s Microsoft 365 administrator for the incident update. Service Support and Helpdesk administrators can also view Service health.
- Microsoft also publishes information about certain widespread incidents through @MSFT365Status on X.^2^
A Restoring service status means Microsoft is applying corrective action; Service restored means Microsoft has confirmed that the service is healthy again. Until the incident details show an estimated recovery time, a specific restoration time cannot be confirmed.^2^
“Microsoft servers” covers many separate services, so Windows, Azure, Outlook, Teams, and Microsoft 365 might not recover simultaneously. Check the incident’s Affected services field for the products relevant to you.
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