Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 11
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Since before the latest update to Windows 11, I have been having issues with Bing in Edge.
When I open Edge (Bing is my default Search Engine) I will get "Hmmm... can't reach this page" for Bing.com. Or, if I open a new tab and click the homepage button I will get the same results. Hitting "Refresh" doesn't always fix the issue. It doesn't happen every time, but it is consistent. However, I can open a different website (say Yahoo.com) and it opens immediately.
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I also have issues with Bing being excessively slow when doing searches, or it will time out.
Your assistance with addressing this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Also, I am unable to uninstall/repair Microsoft Edge. Windows 11 won't let me.
Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 11
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Thanks for the advice. I cleared all my history and cookies as well, then of course a restart of the browser. It didn't work at that time, but about a week later the Bing search on my computer and mobile device began working. The points began working correctly around the middle of March 2024 and, so far so good. I think whatever was wrong on their end has been fixed finally.
Hi there,
I have MS Edge/Bing on my laptop, smartphone (Android) and Ipad. It stopped working on all three devices at the same time. I have cleared all my history on my laptop, then did a reset. It worked for one search then came up with the error.
"Hmmm...cant reach this page
Check if there is a typo in www.bing.com."
I could power down the internet (otherwise working fine on everything else including Google).
Please let me know how this can be fixed on all my devices.
Many thanks, Warren
Australia
LOL!!!! That and a bill for the. hours our time trying to fix their work! :)
That works for me, perhaps we can show them why Bing doesn't work, along with fixing the glitches in MS Word. I think I will prepare an invoice along with the program fixes. :)
LOL!!!! That and a bill for the. hours our time trying to fix their work! :)
Oh my goooshness! I've given up on waiting for such things. I used to send feedback all the time and then I realized that for all the good it did, they're all probably going to some spam folder or automated trash system at Microsoft. Because nothing gets addressed. The last time I did that, they finally gave up the ghost on the application I really liked using. It was MS shopping assistant, but it was riddled with glaring bugs and graphic issues. People complained and all we got for our efforts was the usual,
"Thank you for your feedback, we will be looking into the problem.... blah blah blah, your feedback is important to us.... blah blah blah."
I'm with you. You make excellent points. No one at Microsoft responds with any assistance. Occasionally, I would get an email telling me that I do all the things I already told them did not work. Perhaps we should send them a Captcha to see if they are a computer.