Closed pratyakshm closed 2 years ago
Before checking if Edge is removed using AveYo's script, check if the package itself is installed using a native Windows tool.
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I used AveYo's Edge removal script a long time ago, and I re-installed Edge after a few days.
I still have Edge installed on my device, but MSER incorrectly detects Edge as been removed using AveYo's script:
This behavior is misleading. One way to fix it is to check if Edge is registered as an app using winget.
Something along the lines of winget list Microsoft.Edge will produce an output to check if the browser is installed.
winget list Microsoft.Edge
Will do
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Before checking if Edge is removed using AveYo's script, check if the package itself is installed using a native Windows tool.
Scenario when this would be used?
N/A.
Supporting information
I used AveYo's Edge removal script a long time ago, and I re-installed Edge after a few days.
I still have Edge installed on my device, but MSER incorrectly detects Edge as been removed using AveYo's script:
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![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54220235/177028344-4e1ad99f-bc3d-43ea-bc42-ff9080059a94.png)This behavior is misleading. One way to fix it is to check if Edge is registered as an app using winget.
Something along the lines of
winget list Microsoft.Edge
will produce an output to check if the browser is installed.