Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 11
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I get the pop-up that says "iCloud encountered an error connecting to the server". However, if I connect to a mobile hotspot, iCloud works without any issue on Edge!
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Any clues on how to solve this issue? Looks like it's an Edge issue on Windows 11 when connected to a broadband Wifi connection.
Thanks in advance
Roy
Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 11
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It’s actually an issue in all Chromium based browsers on Windows - I have personally verified the issue in Edge, Chrome and Opera.
This may occur in other Chromium browsers too that I am not aware of.
Yes, turning off IPv6 allowed me into icloud but not FB. Switched IPv6 back on and FB works but not iCloud. Firefox still works! This has to be an Edge issue...
I have the same issue. Reinstalled Win 11 and it worked until the latest update took hold. I can connect with Firefox but not Edge! What’s Microsoft doing about this issue? Why should we have to change the way we connect to the internet?
Agree. I really hope Microsoft fixes the issue in Edge so that we dont need to disable IPv6 in order to just connect to one specific site.
It just does not feel right.
Can’t reach the feedback hub through either link. I just want clarification. I can connect to iCloud through Firefox on the same win11 PC with the same network settings as usual.. the server connection error started after the latest Edge update!
I reinstalled win 11 with a fresh install which took me forever as I’m an Audio/visual super user. The connection worked until it picked up the latest Edge or Win update. Very frustrating that we are all having this issue while Microsoft twiddles it’s fingers…