Microsoft
365 Apps Unavailability  







Microsoft
365 Apps Unavailability  

The USPTO is currently
focusing their investigation on high CPU utilization that is occurring on the
components which facilitate the back-end API calls for the navigation headers
and features. The USPTO is changing some specific configurations which were
part of a service update that occurred on Monday, April 17. This might provide
relief whilst we continue to investigate the source of the high CPU
utilization.

During this time, some users
may be unable to view or access Microsoft 365 apps or services. The impacted
services may include, but are not limited to:











  • Microsoft
    365 Online apps - Users may be unable to access Microsoft 365 web apps,
    such as Excel Online. Additionally, the search bar, may not appear in any
    Office Online service.
  • SharePoint
    Online - Users may be unable to view the settings gear, search bar and
    waffle.
  • Microsoft
    Planner - Users may be unable to access Microsoft 365 web apps through
    Microsoft Planner.
  • Outlook
    on the web - Users may experience slowness or latency when accessing or
    using the service.
  • Microsoft
    Project for the Web - Users may be unable to view the waffle menu,
    settings, and help content.
  • Microsoft Teams - Users may be unable to access the Microsoft Teams admin center and unable to download attendance reports
  • Exchange
    Online
  • Yammer
  • Enterprise

Last updated: Thursday, Apr 20, 2023 at 3:04 PM ET
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Unless otherwise indicated, all systems should be operating normally.

Issues impacting remote employees are available on the Internal system status platform.