Windows 10 and Edge

May 02, 2020 Last reply: 6 years ago 6 Replies

Yesterday my laptop started to throw an error whenever I clicked a link that should have opened a website. “This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer”..I had this before and had been able to find a fix-it link that corrected it. I now can't find it.



I think it has happened since The Edge browser updated a few days ago.



I tried reverting to Chrome but the problem is still there.



Manual fixes lead me to Registry corrections - but the lines it is suggesting I should edit just don't exist.



Any good sources of help?


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Virus

here is another possibility

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Yes. They replaced it with Edge.

ok, the new Edge is based on Chromium.

My wi-fi connection had problems after a windows update yesterday. The Wi-fi would connect to the router and the router to other equipment via Wi-fi without problems but the win10 laptop complained about no internet connection. It was a wi-fi network problem as hard wiring a Ethernet connection between the laptop and router allowed Internet access.

Fix (for me): highlight the wi-fi connection symbol in the right bottom corner of the screen.

One option on the pop-up should be "Network and Internet settings" - click on this. This should open the Network status window in settings.

Click on the Network Troubleshooter option

Win10 did a diagnostic, asked me if I wanted a fix and then shut down On restarting the Internet via wi-fi was available gain.

alan_m snipped-for-privacy@admac.myzen.co.uk> wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net:

My WiFi was fine - it was links in emails that would not even open the browser and website that was the problem.

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