When you are sure that you have made no typo, hit the Enter button on your keyboard.ģ) You’ll be able to see the detail location of your Microsoft Edge.Ĥ) Type “ remove-appxpackage” in the Powershell window. If you insist on removing it, you’re at your own peril.ġ) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and S at the same time, type powershell and click Windows PowerShell.Ģ) In the pop-up blue window, type in the following command: get-appxpackage *edge* We always recommend that you change your default browser settings instead of uninstalling it if it’s not too unbearable. The file is located in the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Logs folder.Removing Microsoft Edge could lead to stability issues. You can use the IntuneManagementExtension.log file to see the progress of the installation and this log can be used for troubleshooting any problems. When the devices sync you’ll see notifications to tell you that Edge is being uninstalled.īecause the Edge application is being deployed out as a Win32App. You will see that the Assignment now reports as Uninstall. You can now double check your changes and when ready, click Save. When you are happy with your configuration click Review + save. I have targeted the same group of devices which I deployed out Edge to in the first place. With that deployment removed, we can then scroll down to the Uninstall section and click Add group. Since we have a deployment already in place we need to remove this by clicking the three dots … and then Delete. Next up we need to click the Edit link next to Assignments. However a quick check and I can see that the top of the two Microsoft Edge apps is my Beta channel release. I should have thought ahead here a little and named my Edge apps to correspond to the channel release. Next click the Microsoft Edge application you wish to uninstall.
In the MEM admin center, select Apps\All apps. Well with Intune it really is a piece of cake. You can run these channels side by side on devices without a problem but what if you were testing the Beta release on your user’s devices and now want to remove this now that you have the Stable version out there? In Part 7, I showed you how to deploy out the Edge Beta browser and, in Part 12, how to deploy the Stable release. Part 13 of the Keep it Simple with Intune series is a companion piece to Part 7 Deploying the Edge Browser & Part 12 Deploying Microsoft Edge Stable via the MEM Admin Center
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