Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Hello,
So I tried to open my email. And it went to a page stating
Something went wrong
We can't get that information right now. Please try again later.
client-request-id: 617199E5A30048229CDDFCA233111077_1476322298767
X-OWA-Error: SDServerErr;null
X-OWA-Version: null
X-FEServer: null
X-BEServer: null
Date: 10/13/2016 1:31:33 AM
My email was working fine a day ago. I didn't make any changes or anything. I just signed in as usual, checked my emails, sign out. Then tonight when I wanted to log in I got this error. Oh yeah, and after this error I refreshed the page multiple times. Still getting this.
Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Try disabling AdBlock or any similar extension. It worked for me.
Hello,
So I tried to open my email. And it went to a page stating
Something went wrong
We can't get that information right now. Please try again later.
client-request-id: 617199E5A30048229CDDFCA233111077_1476322298767 X-OWA-Error: SDServerErr;null X-OWA-Version: null X-FEServer: null X-BEServer: null Date: 10/13/2016 1:31:33 AMMy email was working fine a day ago. I didn't make any changes or anything. I just signed in as usual, checked my emails, sign out. Then tonight when I wanted to log in I got this error. Oh yeah, and after this error I refreshed the page multiple times. Still getting this.
I had the same exact problem on 10/13/2016. Disable the Skype Calling extension in Chrome browser works. The same goes if you're using Firefox, just disable the Skype Web Plugin.
Using Chrome + Adblock on my PC - I get the error that everyone else gets.
Using Chrome on my phone - things work fine.
Using Edge on my PC, it works fine.
Using Firefox on my PC, it works fine.
If I use Chrome and disable Adblock on my PC, it works fine.
My conclusion is that MS are blocking adblockers from doing their job. If you want to use an MS product, then you can provided that you don't run an adblocker.
I had the error BUT I don't have the Skype Calling extension in Chrome.
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