

Way 3: Restore Microsoft Edge by Running PowerShell Once the confirmation pops up to you, you should click on Reset button again. Step 3: In the popup window, click on Reset button. Click on Check for an update to make your Windows up to date. Just navigate to Start > Settings > Update & Security, then click on Windows Update in the sidebar. Note: If you can't find Microsoft from the list, maybe you have to update your Windows 10.

You will see " Advanced options" link and click on it. Input "Microsoft Edge" in the search box as the image below and click on the option. Step 2: Click Apps then tap on Apps & features tab in the left sidebar. Click on Start button and tap on Settings. Way 2: Reset Microsoft Edge via System Settings Restart your Microsoft Edge and check if it is not working as it's supposed to. Tick the checkbox of all items and click on Clear. Step 2: Under Clear browsing data section, click on Choose what to clear button. Step 1: Open Microsoft Edge, upper-right corner, click on three horizontal dots.

Before we resetting Microsoft Edge, remember to sync and backup your data include bookmarks and other files. If your Microsoft Edge can open as normal, you can move on this method. Way 1: Reset Microsoft Edge through Build-in Settings
