AT&T
Check service outage information. Address or account details may require signing in or verification with AT&T.
Open AT&T outage check ↗INTERNET DOWN? START HERE.Your provider.
Your provider.
Your Wi-Fi.
Or the power?
Find your internet provider’s official outage check, then narrow down what to try at home.
Check my provider ↓This page does not show live outage status. We link to official provider tools. Your provider may ask for your service address or account sign-in on its own site. Outage Path does not collect either.
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Check your internet provider
If your home connection is down, use mobile data if available. Open your provider’s check for address-specific information.
Use the official app or support website named on your internet bill. Look for “service status” or “outages.” We cannot determine your provider or outage status from this page.
Cox
Check service status for your address, or sign in to the provider’s account tools. Follow its current outage instructions.
Open Cox outage check ↗Quantum Fiber
Enter your service address directly in Quantum Fiber’s outage checker. Your address is not entered on Outage Path.
Open Quantum Fiber outage check ↗Spectrum
Use Spectrum’s outage guidance and account or app status checks for known service issues.
Open Spectrum outage guidance ↗Verizon home internet
Start with Verizon’s residential service outage support. Choose the tools for your particular home service.
Open Verizon outage support ↗Xfinity
Use Xfinity’s outage map and enter your full service address there to check potential local interruptions.
Open Xfinity outage map ↗Independent directory; not affiliated with these internet providers. Links checked October 30, 2026. A link to a provider is not an indication that it is experiencing an outage.
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Narrow down the next step
A guided check based on what you observe. This does not scan your network or confirm an outage.
Plan for the next interruption.
Power backup and an alternative internet connection solve different problems. A battery can power your equipment; it cannot repair your provider’s network. A cellular backup also depends on coverage, service and power.
Common questions
Can you tell whether my neighborhood is down?
No. This page directs you to provider tools and helps you interpret your own observations. It does not have an independent live neighborhood feed. Use the official address or account check for information about your service. Missing outage information does not prove that your connection is healthy.
Should I factory-reset my router?
Do not factory-reset equipment just because internet access is down. A factory reset can erase settings and does not repair a provider outage. Check provider status first and follow the provider’s exact instructions for your equipment.
Why not just ping the provider’s website?
A working website and a household access line can use different systems. A website responding to a check from another server does not establish that your home connection works.
Where do my answers go?
The guided answers and provider selection stay in this browser tab. We do not ask for your address, account password or precise location. This page uses the site’s anonymous page-view counter, subject to Do Not Track, Global Privacy Control and the uncounted version. The counter does not send your provider selection or answers. External provider tools have their own privacy policies. See our privacy details.