Go to Windows Start ⊞ and select ⚙︎ Settings in the menu.Ģ. The steps outlined below will provide a full reset of Microsoft Edge by repairing the browser.ġ. Repair Microsoft Edge via system settingsĪlternatively, you can also repair Microsoft Edge through Windows System Settings. If you are still unable to access a particular website or the adware did not remove completely, you can try to repair Microsoft Edge using the instructions below. Click the Reset button in the window explaining the type of data to be deleted or disabled, then exit and reopen Microsoft Edge on your computer.Īfter performing the above steps, check to see if Microsoft Edge works as expected. In the Settings section that stays on your screen, choose Reset settings on the left-hand side, then click the Reset settings to their default values option.Ħ. In the Clear browsing data pop-up, select All time under Time range, c heck the boxes next toĥ. at the top of the History list, then select Clear browsing data in the menu.Ĥ.situated in the upper right corner of the browser.Ģ.

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The steps outlined below will reset Microsoft Edge by clearing cached data, extensions, cookies, and browsing history:ġ. Reset Microsoft Edge via browser settings Your bookmarks and passwords will not be deleted.

Ⓘ Note: Resetting your web browser will remove all of your customizations such as history, your home page, cookies. In addition to fixing many page display problems and errors, resetting your web browser to its default settings may also help remove adware that manifests through annoying browser ads, intrusive pop-ups, browser redirects toolbars, add-ons or extensions installed without your knowledge. If you are noticing issues with Microsoft Edge on a Windows computer, you might need to reset this web browser to its default settings.

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