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Xbox Live Is Down Monday: Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution

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Xbox Live Is Down Monday: Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution
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Tech > Gaming Xbox Live Is Down Monday: Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution Players may not be able to sign in, find games or launch apps, and might be disconnected while logged in. On Monday, Microsoft reported that several issues were preventing gamers from using the platform. According to the Xbox Live Status page, the problems range from sign-in issues to difficulty viewing games in the Xbox store.

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Tech > Gaming Xbox Live Is Down Monday: Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution Players may not be able to sign in, find games or launch apps, and might be disconnected while logged in. Gael Cooper CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops?… Read full bio Gael Cooper Read full bio July 27, 2026, 2:47 pm ET 1 min read Finn Gomez/The Boston Globe/Getty Images Gamers looking to start off the week by relaxing with the Xbox might need to find something else to do. On Monday, Microsoft reported that several issues were preventing gamers from using the platform. According to the Xbox Live Status page, the problems range from sign-in issues to difficulty viewing games in the Xbox store.

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