Is Microsoft Down?
Live availability, response time, DNS and SSL monitoring for Microsoft.
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About Microsoft
This page monitors Microsoft at microsoft.com using technical checks such as HTTP status, response time, DNS resolution and SSL certificate validation. It helps you understand whether the service appears reachable from our monitoring system or whether the problem may be local to your device, browser, network or region. Because outage pages can change quickly, the status shown here should be read together with the latest check time and community reports.
Our latest live check shows microsoft.com is reachable right now. HTTP status is 200, and the current response time is shown in the live status panel above.
Recent Microsoft Status Checks
The recent checks shown below have not recorded a failed DOWN result for Microsoft. Average response time across available samples is 245 ms.
| Checked | Status | HTTP | Response time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-20 04:40:37 | UP | 200 | 219 ms |
| 2026-06-20 02:58:21 | UP | 200 | 235 ms |
| 2026-06-19 14:07:18 | UP | 200 | 300 ms |
| 2026-06-19 12:33:42 | UP | 200 | 355 ms |
| 2026-06-18 15:19:04 | UP | 200 | 316 ms |
| 2026-06-18 12:42:00 | UP | 200 | 234 ms |
| 2026-06-18 12:40:02 | UP | 200 | 244 ms |
| 2026-06-18 12:40:01 | UP | 200 | 198 ms |
| 2026-06-18 12:32:00 | UP | 200 | 272 ms |
| 2026-06-18 05:34:17 | UP | 200 | 172 ms |
| 2026-06-18 05:33:27 | UP | 200 | 157 ms |
| 2026-06-18 05:32:32 | UP | 200 | 239 ms |
Technical Details
HTTP Response
Status Code: 200
Response Time: 219 ms
DNS Information
IP Address: 150.171.109.184
Country: South Africa
Resolver: system
SSL Certificate
Status: Valid ✓
Issuer: Microsoft Corporation
Expires in: 141 days
For large services, the server location shown here may reflect a CDN, load balancer or edge node rather than the company’s headquarters or main infrastructure.
Troubleshooting Steps
If Microsoft is down for everyone:
- Check official status or support channels
- Wait for restoration before repeated login/payment attempts
- Monitor this page for live technical changes
If it's only down for you:
- Clear browser cache
- Try another browser or device
- Restart router
- Flush DNS cache
- Try mobile data instead of WiFi
- Disable VPN/proxy
If microsoft.com is not opening for you, first refresh the page and test it in another browser or private window. Then try a different network, disable VPN/proxy tools temporarily, clear DNS cache and check whether other users are reporting the same problem. If the status here is UP but you still cannot connect, the issue may be local or regional. If the status is DOWN, wait and check official channels before making repeated login or payment attempts.
Flush DNS Cache Commands:
ipconfig /flushdnssudo dscacheutil -flushcachesudo systemd-resolve --flush-cachesOfficial Status & Verification
When available, the best confirmation comes from Microsoft's official support, status or social channels. This checker provides independent technical signals, but it does not replace announcements from the service owner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Is Microsoft down right now?
Check the live status, HTTP code and response time on this page. The result shows whether microsoft.com appears reachable from our monitoring system.
Q:Why is microsoft.com not loading for me?
Possible causes include local network problems, DNS cache, browser issues, VPN routing, regional blocking, server errors or temporary maintenance.
Q:Is microsoft.com down for everyone or just me?
If our check reports DOWN and user reports increase, the issue may be widespread. If our check reports UP, the issue may be local to your network, device or region.
Q:What does HTTP 200 mean for microsoft.com?
HTTP 200 is the response code returned during the latest check. Codes in the 200 range usually mean reachable; 4xx/5xx codes usually indicate access or server issues.
Q:How often should I recheck Microsoft?
For a suspected outage, wait a few minutes and recheck. Repeated rapid checks rarely fix the issue and can sometimes trigger rate limits.