Microsoft Edge Remover

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Microsoft Edge Remover v2.5.1

Remove Microsoft Edge Chromium , and Microsoft Edge UWP (<20H1) from Windows PC.

Microsoft Edge Remover is a tool designed to help Windows users remove Microsoft Edge Chromium and Edge UWP from their devices. The tool provides two versions for users to choose from: Terminal Version (v1.5) and GUI Version (v2.5). Both versions are easy to use and come with different options for removing Edge, including with or without creating a restore point. The GUI Version (v2.5) also includes argument support for more advanced users. By removing Microsoft Edge, users can free up space on their devices and eliminate any unwanted software.

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Alex5723 wrote:

Microsoft Edge Remover v2.5.1

Revo Uninstaller does a fine job.

Always create a fresh drive image before making system changes/Windows updates; you may need to start over!

We were all once "Average Users". We all have our own reasons for doing the things that we do to our systems, we don't need anyone's approval, and we don't all have to do the same things.

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Microfix

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…and freeware version has been updated today
revouninstaller updates

Keeping IT Lean, Clean and Mean!

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But does Microsoft Edge return regardless of uninstaller?

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Wow. great tool Need to bookmark this for future if my XP machine fails and need to go to Windows 10. Edge has too much spyware from MS and Chrome to be considered safe.

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VirusTotal results may make some nervous)

In my case, the concern is Edge integration into the Windows system MAY result in unexpected issues (we’ve seen very recently that 3rd party developers were caught by surprise causing system problems when Microsoft updates something).

Use Autoruns and search for ‘Edge’.

Disable the entries the related to Edge and Edge update (I disabled 9).

Block entries in your firewall just in case.

Check again after Windows updates (in my case, one update in about six months reenabled some startups).

Group A (but Telemetry disabled Tasks and Registry)
Win 7 64 Pro desktop
Win 10 64 Home portable

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