Right-click in any empty space on the right pane of the Recovery key window in order to launch a menu as shown in the image below:Ĭlick on the New option from the cascading menu and then click on the DWORD (32-bit) Value option from the sub-cascading menu as highlighted in the image shown above. Now double-click on the newly created Recovery key as shown in the following image: It is highlighted in the image shown below: Rename the new key under the MicrosoftEdge key as Recovery. Now click on the newly created MicrosoftEdge key.Ĭreate another key inside MicrosoftEdge key as shown in the following image: This is highlighted in the image shown below: Rename the newly created key as MicrosoftEdge. Select the New option from the cascading menu and then select Key from the sub-cascading menu as highlighted in the image shown above. Now right click on any empty space in the right pane of the Registry Editor window in order to launch a menu as shown in the following image: This path is also highlighted in the image shown below: Therefore, the complete path is as follows:Ĭomputer\ HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\ Policies\ Microsoft Under the Policies folder, click on the Microsoft sub folder as shown in the following image: Now click on the Policies folder to expand it as highlighted in the image shown below: Under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder, click on the Software sub folder as shown in the following image: The following image depicts the freshly launched Registry Editor window:Ĭlick on the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder in order to expand it as highlighted in the image shown below: To open the registry editor window, type regedit in the search box of your taskbar and click the search result. To prevent the Microsoft Edge browser from automatically restoring tabs after a crash on Windows 10, take these steps:
Stopping Microsoft Edge Browser from Restoring the Tabs after a Crash in Windows 10 In this post, we'll show you how to prevent the Microsoft Edge browser from recovering tabs after a crash in Windows 10. As a result, such users must have a way out. When people switch on their computer after a crash, they may not want other users to look at their activity. Some users, however, do not want their browser to function in this manner. You will be able to resume where you left off whenever you turn on your computer system and reopen the Microsoft Edge browser.
If your browser fails or your computer system is unintentionally switched off, Microsoft Edge offers the handy function of restoring your previously opened tabs.
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