Besides, the underlying values look like they are encrypted.Īnother proposed fix I found was to delete this key in its entirety. Now I’m a Microsoft MVP and have been for 12 years and I’d like to keep it that way, so I stayed away from that key.
So I looked in the registry for the “Startpage” values and I found this little gem where Microsoft tells us it is against Windows policy to make alterations: Browlock), there is no easy way to escape the infinite loop that keeps reopening Edge with the locked page.Īs I was searching for a fix to this, I have found several solutions that were aimed at breaking the connection with the site that has the browser locked, like adding the site to your HOSTS file, putting the computer in “Airplane mode”, or simply terminating the internet connection.īut when trying these, they didn’t work for me, probably because the site is in the cache and since there is no way to clear this if you can’t access the Settings menu, you are still stuck. If Edge is set to start with the same tabs that were open when it was last closed (Previous pages), and you happened to get redirected to a site that locks up your browser (e.g. With the public introduction of Windows 10 and its default browser, Edge, we have noticed that quite a few people have run into this predicament:
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