Microsoft encountered a problem at 6 p.m. on Thursday. 59 percent of the world’s systems are not logging in. People made fun of the company on social media.
New Delhi. The server outage of Microsoft, the company that runs Windows on computers and laptop systems around the world, has affected hundreds of countries. Banking and airline services have come to a halt in many countries including the US, Australia and India. People are troubled since the server went down at 6 pm on Thursday. A statistic says that 59 percent of users have faced problems and are having trouble logging in. 22 percent of users are also having trouble using apps and 19 percent of One Drive services. The outage has affected the services of Microsoft Azure and Office 265 worldwide.
After the airlines’ problem, there was a flood of comments on social media. Many users took a dig at the company’s problem in their own way. Some are thanking Microsoft for getting an extra day off, while others are taking a dig at it because their work has come to a halt. You can also see how netizens have expressed their views on this problem.
IT employees expressing happiness on social media.
The weekend started on Friday
On social media platform Ek X, a user with the ID @navdweeep wrote, “Happy weekend thank you.” A user with the ID @guy_weirdness wrote, “Employees of corporate companies are thanking the one man who caused this problem in Microsoft.” A user running @VishalMalvi_ posted a picture of a blue man and wrote, “This is what every company’s IT department looks like right now.”
People are commenting on the Microsoft problem on social media.
I want to get the job done, but…
A user with the ID @ahmadkifayat77 commented on X, ‘After the Microsoft blue screen issue, I went to my boss and said – I want to complete the work you have assigned me.’ A user wrote, ‘The problems in Microsoft’s server have pranked scammers.’
Users are having a lot of fun over Microsoft’s problem.
hand written boarding pass
On social media platform Eks, a user with the ID @akothari shared his boarding pass and wrote, “Crowdstrike outage has affected all airports. I got my first handwritten boarding pass.” A user with the ID @Imvivek04 posted a screenshot and wrote, “Enjoying free time in my office after Microsoft crash.”
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FIRST PUBLISHED : July 19, 2024, 14:42 IST