Launching Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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I have just updated to the new Edge (Chrome Look-alike).
When using the "old" Edge, it would automatically open when I clicked on a URL. All was fine.
With the "New" Edge, when you click on a link it sits in the task bar flashing at you. You then have to click on the flashing icon to open up Edge.
I find this very annoying and would like to know if there is a way to remedy this so that it automatically opens again.
If this is how the "New" Edge is supposed to operate, then I think it is a backward step and not progressive.
Pedro
* Original title: Microsoft Edge
Launching Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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My problem didn't start until the update. I didn't install the new Edge when they first rolled it out. My problem started with the update. I have the Microsoft 365 subscription which comes with Outlook.
I would have thought with a new Edge and Outlook you would not have any issues from what I deduced in the posts. Then again I do not have Outlook.
Maybe it has to do with online or in your machine.
I wish you success.
Thanks Peter,
I think it's in the new Edge, I was doing great until the update forced me into.
Windows updates are known for causing issues, There was someone, Pedro I think, who has Outlook and Edge and is fine.
I assume you have reinstalled Edge?
You can always remove the update or run either system restore via recovery or recover and image if you have one saved on your external drive.
I have Used Macrium Reflect free for about 30 system recoveries without a hitch. I hope one of these works for you.
Here is how to work on Outlook.
Select Microsoft Office/Outlook
Click the Change. Select the Reinstall or Repair button, click Next. Select Detect and Repair. Click Install and follow any prompts provided by the repair tool.
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