You’re welcome to try it if you want to as you might have better luck!
There is also a Repair option above Reset but I haven’t had much success with it so far. That’s why we had to use PowerShell to remove it earlier. You will notice that the Uninstall option is grayed out and not selectable like in other apps. Select Apps & Features and scroll to Microsoft Edge.Right click the Windows Start button and select Settings.It is fast than reinstalling it and takes just a few seconds. This is like a factory reset on a device, it removes all configurations and customizations and reverts everything back to default. Rather than uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft Edge, it might be quicker to just reset it. Launch Microsoft Edge as normal and it should work perfectly. Once finished, the cursor should return to its default. This is normal and is a progress meter that illustrates your command has been executed and completed. When you hit Enter in PowerShell you should see some lines go across the screen. Try to launch Edge from the Windows Start menu.Paste the following ‘Get-AppXPackage -Name Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge | ForEach ’ and hit Enter.Type ‘power’ into the Windows Search box, right click Windows PowerShell (x86) and select Open as Administrator.If that doesn’t work, you can manually install Edge using the app package installer in a similar way to how you removed it. If you’re trying to fix an issue with Edge, you don’t want any new installation using potentially corrupted files. While the package removal above will remove Edge from your computer, it does leave stuff behind. Next, use a system cleaner such as CCleaner to remove registry entries and any orphaned files. The removal process will remove the installer files and remove Edge completely from your Windows 10 computer. The line should read ‘remove-appxpackage Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_44.17763.1.0_neutral_8wekyb3d8bbwe’ or something very similar. Type ‘remove-appxpackage’ and paste the entry from above.Identify the PackageFullName entry and copy the entire line after the ‘:’.Type ‘get-appxpackage *edge*’ into the Power Shell window and hit Enter.Type ‘power’ into the Windows Search box and select Windows PowerShell (x86).Back up any bookmarks you have in Edge that you don’t have elsewhere.You will need to use Windows PowerShell to do it but if you follow these instructions exactly you should be fine.
There may be workarounds for these issues, but removing the browser, wiping all traces of it and then downloading a fresh copy can right all those wrongs.Īs Microsoft Edge is built into Windows 10, it isn’t straightforward to remove it, but you can do it.
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