The Redmond-based company last week released a new update to its Windows 10 operating system, an operating system that little by little It has become the most used in the world, surpassing the veteran Windows 7, one of the best operating systems that Microsoft has released in recent years. The latest update that the company released at the end of last week is causing the forced closure of Microsoft Edge, a browser that still does not raise its head and that this type of problem does not help it to expand the number of users who do use of it.
Many are the users who affirm that mhen they are browsing the Edge browser has closed completely, losing all the information they had on the screen at the time. If we were viewing a web page, the problem may not be very important, but if you are an intensive user and have a large number of tabs open together, such a problem can jeopardize the integrity of the Windows 10-managed computer. until we do not repeat the computer and it is impossible to reopen the browser.
Microsoft has acknowledged the problem and states that it is working on a solution that will come as an update in a few days. While the company has launched a temporary solution so that you can continue to use the browser. First of all we must open the command line to be able to enter the following line and press Enter:
Get-ChildItem 'HKCU: \ Software \ Classes \ Local Settings \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ AppContainer \ Storage \ microsoft.microsoftedge_8wekyb3d8bbwe \ Children' | foreach {Remove-Item $ _. pspath -Recurse}
This command what it does is to erase both cookies and browsing history. Our bookmarks will continue to be available when we open the browser again, so you can rest assured when running it on your PC if the Windows 10 browser is giving you unexpected shutdown problems.