

If that doesn’t work, you can manually install Edge using the app package installer in a similar way to how you removed it. If you’re trying to fix an issue with Edge, you don’t want any new installation using potentially corrupted files.

While the package removal above will remove Edge from your computer, it does leave stuff behind. Next, use a system cleaner such as CCleaner to remove registry entries and any orphaned files. The removal process will remove the installer files and remove Edge completely from your Windows 10 computer. The line should read ‘remove-appxpackage Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_44.17763.1.0_neutral_8wekyb3d8bbwe’ or something very similar. Type ‘remove-appxpackage’ and paste the entry from above.Identify the PackageFullName entry and copy the entire line after the ‘:’.Type ‘get-appxpackage *edge*’ into the Power Shell window and hit Enter.

