Xbox servers went down on early Monday morning, July 27, leaving thousands of gamers reporting the outages on social media.
Thousands of users have flagged issues on online tracker DownDetector with being unable to log into servers.
At the peak outages, it impacted over 3,000 gamers, but now the numbers are showing a dip.
With a slow decline in numbers, it highlights the outage still impacting many users.
The Xbox users took to X (formerly called Twitter) to begin questioning Microsoft’s gaming console.
One user wrote in the comment section, “It’s sad to sue something that is 3rd part to see what the issues are and if they are being worked on or when a fix will be made.”
Another anxious user flagged the server error, adding, “The dreaded 0x87e107df error. Friend 5 miles away is asking me to join Sniper Elite, and all I can do is nothing.”
With many Xbo X users complaining of the error on X (formerly called Twitter), a user noted that “Getting a 0x87e107df error have tried to go offline and also did a hard restart and that hasn’t fixed the issue.”
Xbox: How to fix the 0x87e107df error?
To fix the Xbox server bug, users complaining of online as ‘0x87e107df error”, Xbox users need to turn offline in the network settings, restart the console, or check the server status page.
Xbot notes the error “usually happens when Xbox Live cannot verify digital game licenses due to a service outage or connection glitch.”
At a time when hundreds of users are confronting this error, with server outages reported, a user-end fix doesn’t work in this scenario.
2026-07-27 14:53:00
