Up until recently, resetting Edge (the default Windows 10 browser) has involved a number of convoluted methods, some of which included multiple complex steps or the use of the Command Prompt, which can be intimidating for some. Luckily, with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, there is now a one-click solution. To reset Edge, do the following: Close Microsoft Edge if running. Go to Settings > Apps & Features and scroll down to Microsoft Edge on the list. Click Microsoft Edge > Advanced Options > Reset. A pop-up window will appear confirming you are about erase all of Microsoft Edge’s data. Click Reset. A check sign...
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