Microsoft Edge is one of the fastest web browsers worldwide with a huge userbase with Windows OS. It uses low resources of the system and lodes the webpages within 2 seconds. Microsoft regularly provides updates to improve the features and make them popular from other browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. However, some users reported that after the latest update of Windows 10 and newly launched Windows 11, Microsoft Edge got slow with errors like The couldn’t load a page due to the system is not connected with the internet.
The error of the slow Microsoft browser may have different reasons in Windows 11, and the developers are working to fix it, but in Windows 10, the issue is caused by the current file in the Edge browser database. Also, we know that the browser contains a lot of cache according to its users, and sometimes the extension may create problems. So here we know how we can fix slow Microsoft Edge on Windows 11 and 10.
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Fix Slow Microsoft Edge on Windows 11 and 10
It is the default browser on all Windows OS, with a good reason being that Microsoft Edge is a chromium-based browser that supports call Google Chrome extension. But if the default browser is processing slow or any other bugs that make it switch its alternative. So without any delay, let’s start with the basic troubleshooting to fix the issue by clearing Cookies and browsing history.
- Open the Edge browser and click on the three dots from the top left side corner.
- Now select Settings from the menu and scroll down and click on Clear browsing data.
- Then click on What to clear, and after that, click to Clear to delete the browsing history.
To clear cookies, you and install any third-party app like C-Cleaner. Then, you can run an inbuilt File checker tool to repair all the damage and broken files in the system and applications. Apart from that check, any update is available to fix the issue.
