Test Your Microsoft 365 Speed in Seconds — For Free!

Ever wondered if your Microsoft 365 experience is running as fast as it should? Whether you’re dealing with slow Outlook syncs, Teams lag, or SharePoint delays, the culprit might be your connection to Microsoft’s cloud.

That’s where my new Microsoft 365 Connection Speed Test script comes in — a free, no-fuss tool that gives you a clear picture of how well your network connects to Microsoft 365.

️ What Is It?

This PowerShell script, created CIAOPS, runs a quick diagnostic to test your connection speed to Microsoft 365 services. It checks latency, download speed, and other key metrics — all from your own machine.

Why Should You Use It?

• Spot Bottlenecks: Identify if your network is slowing down your Microsoft 365 apps.
  

• Troubleshoot Smarter: Get real data to help IT support pinpoint issues faster.
  

• Work from Anywhere: Test performance from home, the office, or on the go.
  

• No Guesswork: Know exactly how your connection stacks up — no tech jargon required.

Who’s It For?

Anyone using Microsoft 365! Whether you’re an IT admin, a remote worker, or just someone who wants Teams to stop freezing mid-call — this tool is for you.

How to Get It

1. Head to the GitHub page: Microsoft 365 Speed Test Script
2. Follow the simple instructions to run the script using PowerShell as well as reading the online documentation for the script.
3. Review your results and take action if needed.

✅ Final Thoughts

This script is a great example of how a little tech can go a long way in improving your daily workflow. It’s free, fast, and incredibly useful — especially if you rely on Microsoft 365 to get things done.

Want help running it or interpreting the results? Just let me know — I’m here to help!

A final note – you have the option to upload the results securely to my BLOB storage in Azure at the end of the script. I’m planning to use AI to analyse these results and providing a results dashboard and potentially providing benchmarking feedback as part of the results. So, I’d love it if you would share your results back to me so I can keep improving and enhancing this for all.