Troubleshooting Microsoft Edge

Article Number:01072

This section describes how to troubleshoot problems such as unavailability of product pages and display corruption, even after you have configured your Web browser with the settings recommended by Cybozu.

This section explains the scenario using the following case as an example.

  • OS: Windows 10 Pro
  • Web browser: Microsoft Edge 89.0.774.45

STEP1: Displaying the Product Screen in the InPrivate Window.

Cookies, cached information, or extensions added to your Web browser may affect displaying interfaces or product behavior. By using the InPrivate window in your Web browser, you can disable these features and check whether they cause the problem.

For details on the InPrivate window, refer to the Help provided by Microsoft.
Microsoft Help: Browse InPrivate in Microsoft Edge

  1. Start your Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click 'Settings and more' icon , and then click New InPrivate window.
    A new window will be displayed. When "InPrivate" appears at the top right of the screen, the InPrivate mode is enabled.
  3. Display the product screen to check whether or not the problem occurs.
    If the problem does not occur, proceed to STEP 2 because cookies, cached information, or extensions added to your Web browser affect product behavior.
    Close the window to exit InPrivate mode.

STEP 2: Disabling Extensions

Perform this step when the problem does not occur in STEP1.
Disable extensions one by one and check whether the trouble is solved.

For details, refer to the Internet Explorer Help provided by Microsoft.
Microsoft Help: Add, turn off, or remove extensions in Microsoft Edge

  1. Start your Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click 'Settings and more' icon , and then click Extensions.
  3. Click Manage extensions.
  4. Turn off the toggle to disable the extension.
  5. Close the "Extensions" tab.
  6. Check that the problem is solved.
    • If the problem persists:
      Select other extension and repeat Steps 2 to 4 to see whether it solves the problem.
      If the problem persists after disabling all extensions, proceed to STEP3.
    • If the problem is solved:
      Troubleshooting is completed. Extensions that do not affect your browser's behavior can be enabled again as needed. You do not need to perform STEP3 and subsequent steps.

STEP3: Clearing Cookies and Cache Information.

Perform this step when the problem does not occur in STEP1.

For details, refer to the Internet Explorer Help provided by Microsoft.
Microsoft Edge Help: View and delete browser history in Microsoft Edge

  1. Start your Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click Settings, etc. icon , and then click History. Image of showing the navigation to 'History'
  3. Click 'More options' icon and then click Clear browsing data. Image of the link to clear browsing data
  4. From the "Time range" dropdown list, select "All time".
  5. Select "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached images and files" check boxes.
  6. Confirm the time range and selected items, and then click Clear now. Image of selecting the data type to delete