How do I completely uninstall microsoft edge in windows 11?

After uninstalling Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 11, performing a post-uninstall cleanup can help remove residual files and settings to free up space and ensure your system remains tidy. Here's what you can do:

1. Delete Remaining Edge Files:

Navigate to the folders where Microsoft Edge stores user data and residual files. Common locations include:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge

C:\Users\[Your Username]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\EdgeDelete these folders if they still exist after uninstallation.

2. Remove Edge Registry Entries (Optional and Advanced):

Open the Registry Editor by pressing Windows + R, typing regedit, and hitting Enter. Carefully search for and delete any leftover entries related to Microsoft Edge. Be cautious with registry edits to avoid accidentally affecting system stability.

3. Clear Temporary Files:

Use the Disk Cleanup tool or go to Settings > Storage > Temporary Files to remove any cached files or temporary data related to Edge.

4. Check Default Browser Settings:

If you had set Microsoft Edge as your default browser, consider changing the default to another browser. You can do this via Settings > Apps > Default Apps.

5. Restart Your Computer:

Finally, restart your system to ensure all changes take effect and residual files are cleared from memory.

Note: To uninstall Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 11. Since Microsoft Edge is a core component of Windows 11, some residual files may automatically reinstall or regenerate after updates or system processes. If you want to prevent Edge from reinstalling, you might need to use special tools or policies, but these are more advanced procedures.