<ul><li>Microsoft Edge is the default internet access tool on Windows but some people have issues with it.</li><li>Microsoft is making it harder for users to remove Edge from its native operating system.</li><li>Edge is also available for other device ecosystems, such as Apple and Chromebook, for those interested in a different experience.</li><li>The article shows how to install, uninstall, and stop Microsoft Edge from installing itself again.</li><li>To install, open a different browser and head to the official Microsoft Edge download page.</li><li>To uninstall, ignore Microsoft Edge or use roundabout methods like Registry Editor or PowerShell Command.</li><li>Wise program uninstaller is another option but it might cause additional problems on desktops.</li><li>There is also a method to prevent Microsoft Edge from reinstalling on a desktop again.</li><li>Microsoft recommends not attempting to uninstall the Edge browser.</li><li>To ensure your system favors the browser of your choice over Edge, set it as your default browser under Settings > Default Apps.</li></ul>

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