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Edge keeps crashing in Windows 11. I have already tried quite a few troubleshooting steps suggested here and it's still not fixed. The last suggestion I received before reinstalling Windows is to reinstall Edge. (Not repair/reinstall from the Add/Remove Programs menu, I've already tried that). I did this but it doesn't look like it worked. When I opened Edge after the reinstall all my tabs re-opened and I just don't think the reinstall worked correctly. Is there a way to uninstall Edge completely and then reinstall it? The option is grayed out in the Remove programs menu.
Troubleshooting browser crashes or performance issues on Windows 11
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AMEN!! I have tried everything...put ALOT of time into learning how to uninstall. And now lind out that it is not uninstallable is infuriating!!!
This works as stated but need to execute this before opening Edge browser after Windows user log-in or use Task Manager to "End" all "Microsoft Edge" processes.
Hi everyone!
This post from Cloudwards.net worked flawlessly! Hope it helps.
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Ooooo, Microsoft got in trouble for this years ago. Aren't they lucky that the U.S. government isn't paying attention to MS forcing browsers down our throats like this anymore. Aren't they lucky that most users are too young to remember when that happened and fought back. I hate that product, and it pops up when my default browser ISN'T that thing! Need another class-action lawsuit to stop you from boldly executing anti-trust violations by other browser companies? Oh, I forgot. When they hate the competition, they just buy them like every other monopoly does in this country. Or pay the government to look the other way. If there was competition to Microsoft, I'd be the first on that bandwagon, but they've got the world locked up tight. I consistently see the fight between Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Mozilla, Safari and anybody else who will buy into these global browser politics. I'll throw in VPN's too. Microsoft is putting users in the middle and it's unfair. We should be able to choose on this operating system.