Use the official Microsoft support entry points and archives that match the product and scenario.
For Windows and Microsoft account issues, support history and self-help content are accessed through these primary paths:
- For Intune, Configuration Manager, Windows 365, or Microsoft Managed Desktop (if used)
- Go to the Microsoft Intune admin center that matches the tenant hosting:
- Public cloud: https://intune.microsoft.com
- Sovereign/government cloud: https://intune.microsoft.us
- In the left navigation, select Troubleshooting + support > Help and support.
- Or, from any page, select the question mark (?) near the profile picture to open the Help and support pane.
- From there, use Support Assistant and the available tiles to focus on the specific service and see or create support requests.
- Go to the Microsoft Intune admin center that matches the tenant hosting:
- For Outlook.com and Microsoft account–related help
- In Outlook.com or Outlook on the web, select Help on the menu bar and enter the query.
- If self-help does not resolve the issue, scroll to Still need help? and select Yes to contact support.
- For archived technical documentation (if “archive list” refers to technical specs rather than case history)
- Use the Open Specifications archive collections, such as:
- Windows Archive for Windows-related archived technical documents.
- Supporting Technologies Archive for formats like Windows Metafile and Ink Serialized Format.
- These archives provide historical technical documentation but are not case-history logs.
- Use the Open Specifications archive collections, such as:
If the goal is to review past support requests across multiple Microsoft products (cloud and on-premises), Services Hub can be used in eligible organizations to view and share support requests created in Azure and Microsoft 365 support portals.
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