![]() ![]() Microsoft deprecated the MetricsReportingEnabled and SendSiteInformationToImproveServices policies when it released Microsoft Edge 86 and made them obsolete in Edge 89.Ĭautious Edge users may want to create a system backup before updating Edge to a new version. It is unclear how widespread the issue is. ![]() Microsoft Edge should start normally after the keys have been deleted. Delete the one or two instances of the key in the Registry.Open the Registry Editor: use Windows-R to open the run box, type regedit and hit the Enter-key.The issue seems to be caused by Registry keys that seem to have been added to the Registry by accident during the update.Įdge users who are affected by the startup issue need to delete MetricsReportingEnabled keys in the Registry. Our colleagues at Deskmodder have found a workaround for the issue. Edge 105 not startingĮdge 105 may not start properly anymore after the update to version 105. Microsoft improved cloud site list management for the browser's Internet Explorer mode and updated several policies. The remaining changes are of use for organizations only. ![]() Enhanced Security mode is disabled by default once enabled under Privacy, search, and services in the Settings, it is providing additional protections on some, many or all sites visited in Edge. Microsoft Edge 105 includes improves to the browser's enhanced security mode. Those who want to risk it may load edge://settings/help in the browser's address bar to display the installed version and update the browser. ![]() Edge users may want to hold off on updating the browser, as reports are coming in that some Edge installations do not start up properly anymore after the update. ![]()
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