Microsoft 365 Outage Disrupts Users Again, Admin Center Unreachable

Microsoft 365 went down on Tuesday morning, causing issues for users trying to access key web-based apps like Outlook and OneDrive. The Admin Center was also affected, leaving many without updates on the situation.

Microsoft acknowledged the outage through its social media platform X and suggested users switch to desktop applications as a workaround. The desktop versions of Microsoft 365 apps, such as Word and Excel, remain functional, offering users some relief.

However, the company has not yet provided detailed information about the cause of the disruption or an estimated time for resolution.


This is not the first time Microsoft 365 has faced service issues, with similar disruptions reported in recent weeks. Data from Downdetector showed a sharp increase in user complaints, with 67% of reports focusing on Outlook. Microsoft has assured users that it is actively working to identify the root cause and restore services as soon as possible.

FAQs:

What happened to Microsoft 365 on Tuesday morning?
Microsoft 365 experienced an outage affecting web-based apps like Outlook and OneDrive.

Can users access Microsoft 365 through desktop apps?
Yes, Microsoft recommended using desktop apps, which were not affected by the outage.