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StevenOsburn
This has been happening several times a week, and at times, a few times PER DAY! I change the default browser to Chrome, and then lo and behold, suddenly my default now says "Choose a Default", and Edge comes up until I (AGAIN) change it back to Chrome... I've changed it in "Default Apps" to Chrome. I've tried "Choose Default Apps by Protocol" changing BOTH HTTP and HTTPS to Chrome. I've tried "Choose Default Apps by File Type" for .htm and .html files to Chrome. AND IN ALL CASES, after a day, two days, or maybe a few hours, I'm right back to Edge - which I do NOT want! WHY? I'm not a computer expert, but this is ridiculous! WHY can't Microsoft accept my choices and stick with it? This is just plain wrong! I've done ALL of the above 2 times today alone! I even did a computer restart - and it still happened. I don't like Edge or Bing and I don't want to use them! Don't I have a right to make these choices and stick with them, or is this just a monopoly that discards my choices because it doesn't serve to profit them?
One additional note - the time I typically find out my Chrome default has been negated and defaulted to Edge has happened is when I click on a link in Microsoft Outlook (Office 365). It's not that Edge has become the default, it's that Chrome is no longer listed as the default, so Windows 10 is defaulting to Edge because (according to my settings) I have not yet selected a default (even though I have - MANY, MANY times). So maybe Office 365, or the interaction between Office and Windows 10, is the issue. Regardless, the time I notice the problem is typically when I click on a link in an email and a new Edge window appears. Maybe email is or is not related, but that is when I notice that a new Edge window pops up. I'm pretty sure this has also happened when I click on a link from an Excel (Office 365) file as well, so maybe it's the interaction between Office 365 and Windows 10. Again - I'm just a layman in computer terms, on a home computer, and not a network administrator - but I need some help here!
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One additional note - the time I typically find out my Chrome default has been negated and defaulted to Edge has happened is when I click on a link in Microsoft Outlook (Office 365). It's not that Edge has become the default, it's that Chrome is no longer listed as the default, so Windows 10 is defaulting to Edge because (according to my settings) I have not yet selected a default (even though I have - MANY, MANY times). So maybe Office 365, or the interaction between Office and Windows 10, is the issue. Regardless, the time I notice the problem is typically when I click on a link in an email and a new Edge window appears. Maybe email is or is not related, but that is when I notice that a new Edge window pops up. I'm pretty sure this has also happened when I click on a link from an Excel (Office 365) file as well, so maybe it's the interaction between Office 365 and Windows 10. Again - I'm just a layman in computer terms, on a home computer, and not a network administrator - but I need some help here!
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