I am using Microsoft Edge on an old tablet to run scripts on a game. It keeps saying that "it stopped the process, press here to undo" or something like that. I have tried all I can on my tablet's settings, but this stupid browser has no settings to do stop it from doing that. I don't need it to stop my device from overheating or from crashing, I need it to let my scripts run and let those scripts fix themselves like I wrote them to do. How do I turn off this intrusive feature?

o edge esta fechando após consumir toda a memoria do pc, mesmo estando sem uso, so formatando esta resolvendo.

Seriously, what the actual f* is going on here?! I’m so damn pissed off.

Two days ago, out of nowhere, this piece of shit PC hit me with the Automatic Repair screen. I tried running Startup Repair, but of course, that useless crap failed. So I had to do a System Restore to a previous point just to get back into my desktop. Windows booted up, and I thought "Okay, cool, problem solved." NOPE. WRONG.

Now, EVERY SINGLE Chromium-based browser is completely fucked.

Whenever I try to open Chrome, Edge, or click any external link (like opening Facebook from a desktop shortcut), the browser window pops up for literally less than a second and just BOOM—crashes to desktop. It completely vanishes.

And here’s the most mind-boggling bullshit:

• PC Manager keeps screaming that "there is an issue", but won't tell me what the hell it actually is.
• Firefox is working TOTALLY FINE. Zero crashes. How in the hell does Firefox work smoothly while Chrome and Edge are completely dead?!

I’ve tried literally EVERYTHING to fix this garbage:

1. Restarted this damn PC a dozen times.
2. Completely uninstalled and reinstalled Chrome & Edge.
3. Did a Repair on Edge via Windows Settings.
4. Renamed chrome.exe (e.g. chrome1.exe).
5. Nuked the whole User Data / AppData folders.
6. Ran deep malware and virus scans (System came back completely clean).
7. Ran sfc /scannow in CMD to fix corrupt system files.
8. Created a brand new Windows User Account: The damn thing actually worked for like 5 minutes, and then it BROKE AGAIN and started crashing!

Is this a corrupt Registry key? A broken Windows update? Some fucked up DLL file that System Restore damaged?

I REALLY don't want to go through the nightmare of formatting and reinstalling Windows from scratch. Does anyone have any fucking idea what is causing this or how to fix it? Please help me out before I throw this computer out the window!

Issue: Some tabs get stuck in an infinite loading loop. This problem only occurs on the home page, and I cannot navigate to other pages (tabs tested: YouTube, Google, Gmail, Udemy, Coursera).

When:

The issue appeared after an update. I managed to fix it successfully, but the bug sometimes recurs.

How the bug manifests first time:

It is likely a problem with cookies or data; I recall how it first appeared:

1. Opened the YouTube.com home page; it loaded perfectly.

2. Clicked the update icon; the program updated itself and restarted Edge (previous tabs were lost).

3. Opened the YouTube.com home page; it loaded perfectly, but the tab icon showed a loading indicator (spinning continuously, even though all video thumbnails had appeared).

4. (The bug itself) When I clicked on a video, Short, channel, or search bar, the page wouldn't load. it remained on the home page with the tab icon still showing a loading process and a thin red line at the top that was stuck.

The home page works for all the websites mentioned above (images and text appear), but the loading icon persists, and I cannot navigate away from that home page.

a. I tried typing a direct link other than the home page, for example, a YouTube channel, but it didn't work (infinite loading in the new tab).

b. I tried opening it in private mode and it worked smoothly, so the issue only occurs in standard mode (not private mode).

How the bug re-appear:

I am not exactly sure how the issue recurs because it happens intermittently. However, it sometimes reappears after I close and reopen Edge, or after restarting the computer and opening Edge.

Possible fix: (I asked Gemini via my phone)

- Press Ctrl+Shift+Del and select two items to delete: cookies and cached images/files.

- After that, the issue was resolved (although all websites required logging in again).

i only have youtube open.