Work on the access problem in Microsoft's services has been completed

According to the statement made from the company's Microsoft 365 account on the US-based X social media platform, efforts to solve the access problem in the services have been completed.

In the statement, it was stated that service has begun to be restored to customers and regions affected by the problem.

The statement also noted that other updates regarding the issue can be accessed from the record number "MO1550821" in the Microsoft 365 Management Center.

The hours-long outage disrupted the activities of companies and public institutions around the world.

User notifications began to arrive about access problems in Microsoft's services such as Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams on November 12.

In previous statements from Microsoft, it was stated that an increase in load was detected in certain parts of the infrastructure in more than one region and that this may have caused connection errors.

It was stated in the statements that the increased load was not due to the increase in traffic, but that the unexpected shutdown of some servers increased the load on the remaining infrastructure, and that efforts were being made to put the servers in question back into service.

During the hours-long outage, users in more than 70 countries reported access problems, and there were disruptions in the activities of public institutions and companies around the world.

Problems in services widely used in the business world, such as Outlook and Teams, disrupted users' activities such as accessing their emails, managing their calendars and organizing online meetings.