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I set Edge to be default and use it a fair amount. I use Chrome for EE because EE does not properly support Windows 10 and Edge. <br />
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Done this way, there are no pop-ups. <br />
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Did you set Chrome as Default? &nbsp;You might double check that. Start, Settings, Default Apps.
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I set Edge to be default and use it a fair amount. I use Chrome for EE because EE does not properly support Windows 10 and Edge.

Done this way, there are no pop-ups.

Did you set Chrome as Default?  You might double check that. Start, Settings, Default Apps.

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Thanks John but I want Chrome as default.
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Thanks John but I want Chrome as default.

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Edward,<br />
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What setting exactly am I turning off?
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Edward,

What setting exactly am I turning off?

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I have a client machine with IE as default and Edge pops up. <br />
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I do not think you can change that. I will check again.
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I have a client machine with IE as default and Edge pops up.

I do not think you can change that. I will check again.

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Awesome, just what I was after.
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Everytime I open Chrome I get an annoying taskbar popup telling me how much better MS Edge is... &nbsp;anyone able to tell me how to turn this off please?<br />
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Please no opinons on the use of browser :)<br />
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Running on Windows 10
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Everytime I open Chrome I get an annoying taskbar popup telling me how much better MS Edge is...  anyone able to tell me how to turn this off please?

Please no opinons on the use of browser :)

Running on Windows 10

Annoying Taskbar Popup from Edge

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