Microsoft official links: websites, support and social accounts
Microsoft Corporation official websites, services, support channels and social accounts — every link verified and kept in one place, so you never have to guess which search result is the real one.
Microsoft official social media accounts
Microsoft official websites
Microsoft support and community
Microsoft account, privacy and security
Microsoft developers, business and education
Microsoft company and press
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The official accounts are listed above and link straight to the verified Microsoft profiles. Accounts promising giveaways, refunds, or asking for your password or payment details are impersonations.
Use the official support links above. Microsoft Corporation never contacts you first to ask for your password, a verification code, or card details.
Check any billing or account claim by signing in through the official address above rather than through a link in the message. Legitimate companies do not ask for passwords or verification codes by email.
No. This is an independent directory of publicly available official Microsoft links, maintained by okk.link. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
About Microsoft
Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology corporation, founded in 1975, headquartered in Redmond. This page is an independent directory of Microsoft's official web addresses and verified social accounts — it is not operated by Microsoft Corporation.
How to tell an official Microsoft page from a fake
Impersonation is the reason this page exists. Every link above points to a domain Microsoft controls, or to a social account published on microsoft.com. When you meet a "Microsoft" account or message anywhere else, these checks usually settle it:
- Genuine Microsoft communication comes from microsoft.com — not from a lookalike spelling or a different top-level domain.
- No legitimate company asks for your password or a one-time verification code by email or direct message.
- Accounts offering giveaways, refunds, or "support" through direct messages are not Microsoft.
- If a message creates urgency about your account or a payment, open microsoft.com directly instead of clicking the link in it.