Webpages do not load without hitting the refresh button several times.

This is 100% a Windows 11 issue. I started having the same issue impacting all browsers tested (Chrome, Firefox, and Edge) soon after upgrading from Windows 10. I have observed the Chrome network console and see random failures including images, .css, and .js files associated with a given page. Also observed errors specifically denoting failures loading from cache. Typically a new page fails to load completely on first load and with 1-2 refreshes the page loads in its entirety.

I am 100% positive this started with Windows 11 as I had Windows 10 up until a few months ago and never previously experienced this issue. As previously stated the issue is not tied to Chrome and I have already tried all the basic troubleshooting steps suggested like clearing network cache, flushing DNS etc.

I'm having the same issues.

I have been dealing with this for around 18 months. Its super frustrating.

Extensions are disabled and clearing the cache doesn't fix it. The only fix is rebooting the computer, then it'll work for that day, and when I come in the next day, I have to refresh all the pages I use on a daily basis multiple times to load correctly. That will continue daily until I restart the computer again, and then that day everything loads as expected.

This happens using multiple different browsers and regardless of which Google account I am logged into. It does not happy on other devices using the same Google accounts.

I read on another page that someone thought it could be their Webroot, which I do have, but not sure if that is the culprit. I am networked with several other computers here and none of them have the same issue.

Hello,

I know this was posted quite a while ago, but it looks like this thread has gotten some views recently. Hence, I wanted to check in and see if you (or anyone landing on this thread via search) are still seeing this behavior on the latest version of Microsoft Edge.

Has anyone found a solution?

1. As posted earlier in this thread... Edge > 3 dots > Extensions > Manage extensions > disable all extensions. Does the problem persist?
2. [Ctrl+Shift+del] > Clear cached images and files (for all time)
3. If #1 & #2 didn't help, shut down the computer, modem and router for 4 or 5 minutes, then restart all.

Don