This is why you will no longer be able to uninstall

In 2015, Microsoft launched a new version of its Internet browser, Microsoft Edge. Over the years, recognizing the qualities of this new browser, users have even said that they find it better than Google Chrome, the current number 1 in the market.

Done interestingly, with the latest version of Microsoft Edge, you should know that if you use Windows 10 system, you will be able to get rid of it no longer, once Microsoft Edge is installed on it. An approach that makes people talk on the web.

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Indeed, despite the good reviews indicating that Microsoft Edge is a particularly powerful browser, this time, Microsoft's process is referred to as "sneaky.

Which is understandable, because enticing people to upgrade that will cause them to no longer be able to uninstall Microsoft Edge can cause problems. 'akin to forcing.

An irreversible processble on Windows 10

According to information relayed via ZDNet , if your computer has an older version of Microsoft Edge, you will be repeatedly offered an update. One user even described how Microsoft tried to force his wife to update Microsoft Edge on her computer.

With the latest version of Microsoft Edge installed, and the data coming in from earlier versions of the browser imported, when you later attempt to get rid of Microsoft Edge, it simply won't be feasible.

To explain the situation, Microsoft says that as the recent version of Microsoft Edge is part of a system update, uninstalling it or reverting to old versions will not be possible. Before puttingbe the browser up to date on Windows 10, so think twice.

Microsoft's questionable marketing strategy

Note first that Microsoft is trying to force even users of versions earlier than Windows 10 to update Microsoft Edge. This still represents an important part among users of the operating systems of the Redmond firm.

To go further, this questionable method is obviously implemented by the firm in order to quickly overshadow competing browsers.

Especially in a context where Google Chrome can take advantage of a significant attractiveness on Windows machines and where on the side of the Safari apple brand remains unmistakable. The future will tell us if this strategy will bear fruit.