It doesn't bring the full icons back. I've clicked on each one which opened the associated web page but the icon remained the default globe.
Don't see how I can sync since this is a church thrift store and each system is a stand alone that I bring up with a local account called Owner since I'm...
Manually import. It's a standard HTML file that looks like this (just the beginning of it). The icon is imbedded in the file:
<!DOCTYPE NETSCAPE-Bookmark-file-1>
<!-- This is an automatically generated file.
It will be read and overwritten.
DO NOT EDIT! -->
<META...
I get this when I do a clean install and import favorites, add a new favorite, before or after clearing the browser history/cache on 3 totally different machines running Windows 10 or Windows 11.
On the Dell (same PC described in post #1) I did another clean install of Windows 11 and so far the...
It's not fixed, and now I have it on a HP All-in-one that I just did a clean install of Windows 10 Home on.
Intel Celeron 1.2 Ghz, 4GB Ram, Intel HD Graphics, 1600 x 900 x 59 hertz.
I'm in the process of doing another clean install of Windows 11 on the Dell PC.
I'd never seen this before and...
I now have the same problem on an old Acer Aspire Switch 11. It's a 32 bit system so it couldn't be any different from the Dell system I posted this problem for. It's running Windows 10 home 23H2, same as the Dell.
No help.
Compatibility EdgeManage is designed to work only with the so-called "legacy" version of Edge. It is not compatible with the new Chromium-based Edge.
I do appreciate your help so far though.
I've tried this, remains the globe icon.
I've tried this multiple ways, get nothing, can you show me a simple complete search
Never mind, this worked: Edge favorites bar has only generic globe like icons site:elevenforum.com
As the title of this thread says, Edge on this computer has only generic, globe looking icons. They are there whether I import them from a file or add then via the star.
Has anyone seen this, have a suggestion how to proceed?
Windows 11
Dell Inspiron 3487 (not officially supported)
Intel...
It works but only provides one folder (not a Toolbar) and when the folder has a lot of tools in it, it spans the screen, top to bottom, no control over size.
I'll use it for now since it gives me one click access to my SysTools but it's not a Toolbar replacement, sorry.
I just reinstalled ExplorerPatcher after not using it for a while. How does it give me the capability of using toolbars? I don't see any setting for that.
Edit: Oops, I'll check out post #18, sorry.
Found a fix (I think). I downloaded the recovery image for the Surface Pro X from Microsoft (didn't know it was available but turns out all the Surface products are). Created the Recovery flash drive as directed, held down the volume - key and hit the power key and voilla`, I'm in the process of...
Not working. I moved the M.2 to my surface, did the first part of Win 11 clean install, then moved it back to the Surface Pro X.
All I get is "Couldn't find a bootable operating system". I still can't get it to boot from a USB flash drive, even now that I've gotten rid of Bitlocker.
If I could...
Good idea, I'll see if I can grab one tomorrow at work. Thanks
Edit: Surface has two USB-C ports but I have a USB-C to USB-A connector so I may just get this to work.
I have my own Surface. I wonder if I can mount the M.2 there and reinstall the OS then put it back in the Surface Pro X?
If it boots then I can do a reset.
Guess I'll give that a try as soon as I get home.