Posts tagged Outlook.com

Outlook.com Not Loading? Inside the Massive Global Microsoft 365 Outage (November 2026)

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Reporting context: November 13, 2026. This article covers the disruption and recovery updates available during the incident. If outlook.live.com will not load, you are not alone. A widespread Microsoft outage began on Thursday, November 12, 2026, disrupting email and connected workplace services. The incident stretched beyond 18 hours into Friday, November 13, affecting users across multiple regions. Reports reached 74 countries and territories, according to Downdetector. That figure describes the geographic spread of reported problems, rather than a confirmed number of affected customers. The Downdetector Microsoft Outlook outage tracker provides… Read More

Better Things Comping Up: Outlook.com Just Turned 1

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Microsoft celebrated the first year anniversary of its email-defining moment in history: Outlook.com. Though this email service is packed with lots of features, there are still thousands of people out there who are not happy about the interface change. Besides the new look-and-feel of your old classic Hotmail account, what else do you notice in Outlook.com? Do you still want to revert back to the classic interface? Unfortunately, as of this time of writing, Microsoft no longer provides a permanent link to revert back to the classic Hotmail interface. Things You… Read More

All emails that I sent are NOT saved in Sent Folder of my Outlook.com (Hotmail)! Help!

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Have you experienced in your Hotmail (Outlook.com) that your sent emails are not saved automatically to your Sent folder upon sending the message? If you are using a web browser to send and receive emails from your Hotmail account, there is a way to resolve the problem. The default behavior of emails like Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, is that every time an email is sent, a copy of the email is stored in the Sent folder. In email programs like MS Outlook, Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, etc. the same behavior… Read More