It seems that Microsoft has removed a webpage titled “How to Uninstall Microsoft Edge,” but this page was not about uninstalling the built-in browser on Windows 11 as one might expect. Instead, it turned out to be a comparison between Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. The current link leads you to a general topic page about Microsoft Edge, according to reports from Windows Latest, TechRadar, and PCWorld.
Looking up instructions to uninstall Edge via Bing leads to what seems like a Microsoft guide on the subject. The title and summary suggest clear steps explaining the process will be provided. Interestingly, this result contrasts with pages from other sources that discussed this topic earlier, as clicking the link now only directs you to a general page about Edge, rather than a specific uninstallation guide.
From my analysis, various sources have revealed that a webpage (previously available) showcased Microsoft Edge’s features like Copilot, Designer, Vertical tabs, coupons, Read Aloud, and VPN. As an analyst, I can confirm that some of these functions are indeed beneficial, such as the Read Aloud feature which I personally utilize daily due to reading difficulties.
However, it’s plausible that many users may feel misled if they sought guidance on uninstalling Microsoft Edge, only to find a page titled “How to uninstall Microsoft Edge,” and then discover reasons to keep it installed instead. This could potentially lead to user dissatisfaction.
As a tech-savvy individual residing in the United Kingdom, I’ve noticed that when attempting to delete Edge from my computer running Windows 11, I might encounter a different page. However, unfortunately, Microsoft hasn’t provided instructions on how to uninstall Edge from this latest operating system version yet.
Initially, many believed that Microsoft was being dishonest when their page was active. At the very least, it was confusing because the title didn’t match the content on the page. It’s unclear if this was an honest oversight or intentional deception, but people are hesitant to trust Microsoft in this instance. The tech powerhouse has been accused of manipulating users into using Bing over Chrome. The Bing Wallpaper app, upon installation, installs Bing Visual Search and prompts you to change your default browser to Edge.
Last week, it emerged that using Bing to access Google’s Web Store within Microsoft Edge would display a message encouraging users to keep using Edge.
Can you uninstall Microsoft Edge from Windows 11?
On Windows 11, Microsoft Edge comes pre-installed and is tightly connected with the operating system. While users have discovered ways to delete Edge over time, these methods are no longer effective. As it stands, I’ve found no straightforward method to uninstall Edge on Windows 11 that can be accessed by everyone. It appears that Microsoft made a way to remove Edge in order to adhere to the Digital Markets Act, but this option is only accessible for individuals within EEA (European Economic Area) countries.
Here are some alternatives to remove Edge from your PC, though I must admit, I’m not completely convinced they’re beneficial. You might find that a Windows Update reinstalls the browser, creating an endless loop of you trying to keep it off your system. A more straightforward approach would be to download and install your preferred web browser, effectively dismissing Edge (or continue using Edge if it happens to be your top choice).
The focus of this discussion isn’t on removing Microsoft Edge from Windows 11, but rather on an unexpected discovery: A Microsoft page titled “How to uninstall Microsoft Edge” didn’t provide instructions for doing so as promised. Additionally, it seems that this page has been taken down.
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