Microsoft Windows Live service has been restored after the downtime

September 9th news, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft announced today that it has resumed its Windows Live service including Hotmail, most users have access. Previously, Microsoft's Windows Live service had a downtime problem that prevented users from accessing it within a few hours. Microsoft said in a statement that they started to find the problem at about 3 am GMT, and the service began to recover at 5:30 am GMT. Microsoft has said on its official blog that they are actively addressing downtime issues and announced that the service has been restored at 6:49 am GMT, which most users can access. Microsoft executive Chris · Chris Jones said on the official Microsoft blog: "If you have tried to use Hotmail, SkyDrive or other Live services in the past few hours, you may notice problems with accessing our services. Hotmail is the world's most popular online email system with more than 360 million users. SkyDrive is a cloud computing service primarily for small businesses that allows users to store and transmit data over the network.