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In this how-to guide, we will see how to Fix Windows 10 Settings App Opens then Closes – Windows 10 Settings keeps closing – Windows 10 Settings crash fix – Settings app closes automatically Reasons for Windows 10 Settings keeps closing Several reasons can be behind settings ap crash. Here are few: Corrupt User account Components.
RECOMMENDED:, the new default web browser in Windows 10 has a clean interface and mostly works great without any issues. While most users are using either Firefox or Chrome as their primary browser, a small amount of Windows 10 users have been using Edge as their default browser.Many users experiencing issues while using Edge on Windows 10. For some users, the Edge doesn’t start at all. Some users have been complaining that the Edge crashes as soon as it’s launched.
And for few others, Edge is very slow and occasionally crashes while loading pages.If you’re having problems with Microsoft Edge, you might be able to fix all the issues by reinstalling the browser. Although reinstalling Edge browser is not a very straight-forward job, if you’re having serious issues with Edge, reinstalling the browser is the best way to fix all issues. I tried all of the Powershell corrections, none of which, worked. So in my searches I finally came across the recommendation to first try repair/reset via System Settings tool. To my delight, after no luck with repair tool, the reset tool brought the Edge browser back for me. I will add that I had already deleted the Edge package folder contents and copied over from a profile with working Edge browser.Edge worked before I received an update for Windows 10 Pro, but after I was updated to Version 10.0.16299 Build 16299 – it refused to open. The update by the way was very messy, a lot of apps left needing re-installation.Mike Sharp says.
Well done Dave after trying every other EDGE rpeair for one user your idea works where everything including powershell etc failed! ThanksDave Robinson saysJuly 26, 2017 at 6:17 pmLocate the folder named “C:UsersUserNameAppDataLocalPackagesMicrosoft.MicrosoftEdge8wekyb3d8bbwe in the profile of another user (who can run Edge) and copy it into your user folder, replacing files there (if you have not already deleted them). This worked for me, when all other solutions described here failed.David Joans says. I opened the file explorer as suggested. I could not navigate to the packages window in order to delete the folder in question. I decided to use the Run command as alternative.
I got this message. ” c:users User Name.etc is unavailable. If the location is on this PC make sure the relevant device is connected. If still cannot be reached it might have been moved or deleted” Therefore, I cannot Reinstall the Edge as suggested in this article.
Microsoft Edge Opens And Then Closes
It is a shame that Microsoft does not seem to be interested in solving this problem. Why can this application not be downloaded straight free of charge like Chrome or Firefox?.Jon says. Same problem for me except Edge opened with a blank white screen rather than a black one. Nothing worked, I couldn’t even close it, but it automatically shut down after about 10 sec. I tried the fix given here three times but it made no difference.
I am using Chrome for now, but some M/S apps are linked to Edge which means I sometimes have to use an “Open with” command, which is a bit tiresome. This is a serious flaw with Windows 10 which I hope will be corrected soon. It suddenly occurred overnight a few weeks ago which suggests one of the up-dates routinely installed in the background caused the problem.Bruce says. Edge stopped working after a Windows 10 update in mid June; opening to a blank, black screen that would close after about 10 seconds.
I liked Edge for some things but it did not work at all for other. But, I wanted to fix it.I went through the process described on this site and now it opens to a grey screen and it will allow me to enter some characters in the address bar before it closes after about 15 seconds.
Nice try but nothing significant was gained.Pretty poor performance on Microsoft’s part that they cant design a program (Edge) that they intend to stuff down your throat and then cannot keep it working properly after the updates that they also stuff down your throat. The staff on the Microsoft Community site suggests that the problem is a bug in the users computer: all of us have the same bug, not likely.
The site has a similar solution (without the deletion part) but the posts indicate that it does not work any better. As or June 20, they have “escalated” the issue and are working on a fix.Fortunately I have other browsers installed, including IE11 that work just fine. What would a user do if they had relied on only one browser (Edge) that broke and now they could not get to the internet for an alternative.Very disappointing Microsoft.GDB says. Worked through the instructions restarted the PC and nothing changed! One day Windows Edge stopped working inexplicably, for some reason not known to me.Firefox and Google Chrome work well but not as fast as ‘Edge’ – before it disappeared. It would be reassuring to hear that Microsoft are working on a solution to a serious bug in their product. For the less technically endowed it seems impossible to mend the system.
Even a re-install of Windows 10 might not get it to work. Perhaps I’ll just pretend it never existed and then I won’t feel so bad.Jamsel says. Really nice someone spells out how to do this. But really if Microsoft wasn’t so insistent on getting users to try Edge. They could make it much easier to uninstall and reinstall like any other app. I would this really detracts from users staying with Edge.
The complexity of solving a problem with it, basically means do the above steps or go use anther browser. I’ll bet many will just go back to what they are using, heck you can at least reset IE 11 with a couple of steps.If nothing else, go back to IE until Microsoft can come to grips with a easier method to reset Edge.Michael Robinson says.
It’s May 23, 2017 and the write-up is as valid now (latest revision of Win 10 Pro rev.1703) as it was back when To be honest with the MANY people who have issues going through the miserable, intricate, step by step nightmare to install (or even worse) or have to repair a Microsoft file, I agree with all of you. I just don’t want to take away the credit deserved for the excellent write up.For the few novices that had problems or grieved about ‘no warnings’,take note: The article (Reinstalling Microsoft Edge) starts off with a ‘note’ specifically telling you to “Create A System Restore Point”.Fred Jewell says. I got an error at stage 7 when entering my user account into PowerShell (as administrator). Any suggestions welcome please. The message read:C:UsersDaddy: The term ‘C:UsersDaddy’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, oroperable program.
Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and tryagain.At line:1 char:1+ C:UsersDaddy+ + CategoryInfo: ObjectNotFound: (C:UsersDaddy:String) , CommandNotFoundException+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: CommandNotFoundException.Eileen says. Your article instructs to Copy & Paste a rather long command, and yet the example of that command is an image, making the instruction impossible to followand of course, one character missing or incorrect will cause it to not work. Andthis would occur AFTER someone had already followed the earlier instructions on how to remove Edge. Also, no mention is made clarifying whether this will work equally well for users of native Windows 10 & Edgeand users of free upgrades of Windows 10 & Edge.
The image is a nice touch, but a text version (perhaps one with single click auto-select) would be more useful. Personally, so far I don’t like Edge and don’t use it anymore. It’s not better than IE in terms of using itjust different. I may check it out again in a year or so.Kanishq says.