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Thousands of Xbox Players Experience Outage
Thousands of gamers reported login failures as the outage peaked above 3,000 users, with Microsoft server issues leaving user fixes ineffective.
- On Monday, an Xbox outage began at 5:30 a.m. ET, leaving thousands unable to log in with the 0x87e107df error affecting digital and disc-based games across all consoles.
- According to Xbox Live, the error 'usually happens when Xbox Live cannot verify digital game licenses due to a service outage or connection glitch,' preventing some users from signing in entirely.
- Downdetector data shows over 3,000 gamers impacted at peak; on Twitter, one user noted, 'Getting a 0x87e107df error have tried to go offline and also did a hard restart and that hasn't fixed the issue.'
- An update from Microsoft at 8 a.m. ET stated, 'Just checking in on the game library, sign-in, and game launch issue. We know this has been going on a while and appreciate your patience while our teams keep working on it.'
- This incident follows a July 23 outage involving Halo: Campaign Evolved, and the PlayStation Network also experienced a brief disruption, while users attempting to join Friend for games like Sniper Elite remain unable to play.
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