Some users may have been unable to access Microsoft Copilot across multiple Microsoft 365 applications.
- Status
- Service restored
- Feature
- General
- Region
- Asia Pacific
- Started
- Oct 28, 2026, 08:38 CET
- Resolved
- Oct 28, 2026, 10:26 CET
- Duration
- 1 h 47 min
More info
Affected applications included Outlook on the web, Outlook desktop, and Microsoft Teams desktop.
Scope of impact
Impact was specific to some users in South India and Singapore attempting to access Microsoft Copilot across multiple Microsoft 365 applications.
Root cause
A section of networking infrastructure, responsible for facilitating Microsoft Copilot access in multiple Microsoft 365 applications, became unresponsive and resulted in impact.
Next steps: - We're investigating the underlying cause of the service infrastructure instability to help prevent similar impact from recurring.
This is the final update for this event.
Final status
We've identified that a section of networking infrastructure, responsible for facilitating Microsoft Copilot access in multiple Microsoft 365 applications, became unresponsive and resulted in impact. While we were in process of developing a fix to apply performance and traffic optimizations, service telemetry indicated that the infrastructure had recovered and we'll monitor system logs to ensure that impact doesn't reoccur.
Timeline
Every update Microsoft posted for this issue, newest first.
- Oct 28, 2026, 10:29 CET
We've identified that a section of networking infrastructure, responsible for facilitating Microsoft Copilot access in multiple Microsoft 365 applications, became unresponsive and resulted in impact. While we were in process of developing a fix to apply performance and traffic optimizations, service telemetry indicated that the infrastructure had recovered and we'll monitor system logs to ensure that impact doesn't reoccur.
- Oct 28, 2026, 08:41 CET
We’re reviewing service telemetry and system logs to isolate the root cause, in order to develop a remediation plan.