Xbox Live outage now fixed, says Microsoft Microsoft has now fixed a major Xbox Live outage, which prevented players from signing in to the Xbox network and getting online. [updated]Sean Carey Published 02 Oct 2024 FollowtopicsXbox Series X|SSean Carey Update #2:Microsoft says the Xbox Live outage is now fixed and that users should "no longer be experiencing issues with sign-in, launching games, and joining parties."Update #1:Microsoft has now acknowledged the Xbox Live outage. As per the Xbox Status webpage and its official X account, Microsoft is investigating "major outages" related to signing in to the Xbox network, joining parties, and launching cloud games. Original storyIf you can't sign in to Xbox Live, it appears you're not alone. We're seeing numerous reports from players who are unable to sign in to the Xbox network and play games. Xbox Live outage stopping players from getting online Reports of an outage seemingly began sometime around 3.30am PT/ 6.30am ET/ 11.30am BST, with some players encountering the following error message when trying to sign in to Xbox Live on an Xbox console or PC: "Try again in a while. We can't sign you in. Try again in a few minutes or check service status in Xbox Assist." The message is also accompanied by error code '0x87DD0033.' Other players are also seeing the '0x87DD0006' error code when trying to get online. Xbox Support is yet to acknowledge the issue. According to the Xbox Status page, everything is up and running without issue, though there is a limited outage for Elder Scrolls Online due to scheduled maintenance. For further updates, keep an eye on the Xbox Status webpage or on the Xbox Support X account. We'll update this story once we find out more. Is Xbox Live down for you? Let us know in the comments.Xbox Series X|SXbox OneWindowsXbox 360 Written by Sean CareyA big fan of Xbox achievements, Sean has committed to playing as many of the best RPGs, racing games, and first-person shooters on and off Xbox Game Pass as possible. Before joining TrueAchievements, Sean earned a degree in journalism from Solent University.