How To Fix Microsoft Edge Keeps Crashing On Windows?

To fix Microsoft Edge crashes on Windows, consider the following steps:

1. Restart your PC: Sometimes, simply rebooting your computer resolves temporary issues.

2. Install Latest Updates: Ensure both Windows and Microsoft Edge receive their respective updates.

   • Press Win + I to open Settings.
   • Choose 'Update & Security'.
   • Click 'Check for updates.'

3. Run Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter:

   • Press Win + I.
   • Click 'Troubleshoot' on the left pane.
   • Scroll down and choose 'Windows Store Apps', then click 'Run the troubleshooter'.

4. Repair & Reset Microsoft Edge:

   • Press Win + I, go to 'Apps' -> 'Apps & Features'.
   • Find and click 'Microsoft Edge'.
   • Click 'Advanced Options'.
   • Choose 'Repair' and wait for completion. If it doesn't help, proceed to 'Reset'.

5. Clear Cache and History:

   • Launch Microsoft Edge.
   • Click the three dots menu icon, then 'History', followed by 'Clear history'.
   • Select all checkboxes and click 'Clear'.

6. Uninstall Third-Party Software Conflicts: Remove applications known to conflict with Microsoft Edge, e.g., Trusteer Rapport or Endpoint.

7. Use System File Checker:

   • Type 'cmd' into the search bar, right-click Command Prompt, and select 'Run as Administrator'.
   • Enter sfc /scannow and hit enter. Wait for the scanning process to complete.

8. Disable Extensions and Programs Starting With Windows:

   • Press Win + R, type msconfig, and hit enter.
   • Switch to the 'Startup' tab. Disable unnecessary startup items.

9. Close Tabs, Extensions, and Background Processes: Reduce resource usage by closing unwanted processes.

Remember to perform each step individually and test whether the issue persists after completing each action. If none of these methods fully resolve the problem, consider seeking technical assistance or updating drivers and performing a clean installation of Microsoft Edge.