When you want to improveyour Outlook.com emailskills or if the app doesn't work the way you think it should get help
with Outlook.com fromknowledgeable users and
Microsoft's Outlook.com team members on a supportforum.
FindOutlook.com Help and SupportWhenyou want information on how to use Outlook.com or need assistance
with a technical issue, use these Microsoft resources:
1.
Visit the Outlook.com forum. Outlook.com doesnot provide access to support professionals. Instead, Outlook.com provides
a public forum where Microsoft employees and experienced users offer
help. Browse the forum to see if your question has been answered. If not, enter
your question and wait for a response.
2.
Checkthe Outlook.com Service Status. Go to
Microsoft'sservice health web page to see if Outlook.com is experiencing any problems at thecurrent time. Problems cannot be reported here, but you can read about any
ongoing issues. If Outlook.com isn't experiencing an outage or anyproblems, an "Everything is up and running" message displays.
- Find out if the Outlook.com website is down. There are several web services that will tell you if a website is working or not. Among these services are Down for Everyone
or Just Me? and Is It Up? To use these services to find out
if a website is up or down, just enter the website address, such as Outlook.com. [/*]
- Browse the Troubleshooting section of Outlook.com. There's a troubleshooting section on the Get Help With Outlook.com web page. Check it to see if your problem has been
addressed. Select any topic to open another web page that contains answers
and solutions to problems (along with fixes or workarounds). [/*]
- Don't call Outlook.com. Outlook.com doesn't offer phone support. In several places in the community forum, posts pop up saying help is available by calling a
toll-free number during certain hours. This number has been reported as a
scam attempt in several places on the internet. [/*]
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