Question: How to Change Default Browser Windows 10?

Here’s how to change your default browser in Windows 10.

• Navigate to Settings. You can get there from the Start menu.
• 2.Select System.
• Click Default apps in the left pane.
• Click Microsoft Edge under the “Web browser” heading.
• Select the new browser (ex: Chrome) in the menu that pops up.

Here’s how to change your default browser in Windows 10.

• Navigate to Settings. You can get there from the Start menu.
• 2.Select System.
• Click Default apps in the left pane.
• Click Microsoft Edge under the “Web browser” heading.
• Select the new browser (ex: Chrome) in the menu that pops up.

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• Configuration – windows settings – Right click internet explorer maintenance and select preference mode.
• Double click programs.
• Click on radio button modify settings.
• Click on make default in the default web browser.

3 Ways to change the default web browser in Windows 10

• Change your default browser from the Settings app in Windows 10. In order to change your default browser this way, you need to open the Settings app first.
• C hange the default browser using the browser settings in Windows 10.
• Change the default browser from the Control Panel in Windows 10.

Set the default browser using Group Policy

• Open your Group Policy editor and go to the Administrative Templates\Windows Components\File Explorer\Set a default associations configuration file setting.
• Click Enabled, and then in the Options area, type the location to your default associations configuration file.

How can I change the default browser?

Scroll down and change the default browser using the drop-down menu. In earlier versions of Windows, in Control Panel go to Programs > Default Programs and then Set Default Programs. Scroll down the list to find Chrome (or the browser you want) and click on it. Now click “Set this program as default”.

How do I set the default browser in Windows 10 for all users?

Start > Settings > System > Default Apps.

1. Change Web browser > Select the one you prefer.
2. Open an administrative command window, and execute the following command;
3. If you open that file with notepad you should see the browser associations.
4. Create a central share , and ensure domain computers have ‘read’ rights.