Some Microsoft services of China Mobile network can not be used normally.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Zack, echx, Ar_Bro, OC_Formula, soft media user 1520111, soft media new friend 2010825, pick up star clue delivery! CTOnews.com, August 19, Microsoft community netizen LiCaoZ posted that from 11:00 on August 19, some Microsoft services, including Bing search, have been blocked by provincial gateways of China Mobile in some areas, and packets destined for Microsoft data center nodes will be discarded when passing through provincial gateways.
CTOnews.com noted that 17:10 on August 19, according to Light Beacon [Hubei], L1_Xu4n [Hubei], Shanhe Wanli [Ningxia], Yukang Wu [Hunan], JingZheYou [Hubei], Zhu Xiaocheng [Liaoning], Glacier? [Hubei], chaosjulien [Hunan], Langlian [Shandong], Shih Chun [Chongqing] user feedback and author [Henan] verify that cn.bing.com Bing search service is now available in some provinces and cities.
Use Bing search by modifying hosts (which may not apply to all provinces):
Use WIN + X to find the terminal (administrator) or PowerShell (administrator) to open it.
Enter "notepad C:\ Windows\ System32\ drivers\ etc\ hosts" in the source Microsoft community (same below).
The system should pop up a notepad window. Please drag to the bottom to start another line and enter:
202.89.233.103 cn.bing.com
202.89.233.103 r.bing.com
Use CTRL + S to save hosts and close the notepad window.
Type ipconfig / flushdns on the command line you just opened to refresh the DNS resolution record, and reopen the browser to use cn.bing.com search.
