Can't unpin microsoft edge from taskbar solved windows. however, it depends on the privileges the user has to perform such personalizing tasks as i am running into this issue on a linked azure account.
I just need to right click on the icon in the taskbar and a contextual menu appears on which an option states, "unpin from taskbar" or " afterwards pin to taskbar". i just need to right click on the icon in the taskbar and a contextual menu appears on which an option states, "unpin from taskbar" or " afterwards pin to taskbar". Unpin edge and cortana from startmenu and taskbar top. i was able to "unpin" the store using gpo, but it is not the idea. i can unpin the applications from the taksbar but they return every time i reboot or if i restart the explorer.exe. this is a windows 10 fresh instalation, i am administrator. why would it give me such a choice when it is already pinned to the taskbar I want to unpin edge and store from the taskbar. when i right click on the edge icon in the taskbar this is what i see: this is seriously messed up, since it is giving me a choice to pin microsoft edge to the taskbar.
It’s important to be aware your pinned jump lists for other applications will also be cleared, included Explorer.However i still can't unpin microsoft edge from the taskbar as you suggest. You may find it helpful if the above delete command doesn’t work on its own in your case. I didn’t need to run this second command or reboot. This command comes from the tutorial (option 3) at, which also contains a second delete command for CustomDestinations and suggests logging off/rebooting for full effect. Note this is likely a hidden folder but despite having Explorer configured to show hidden items, I couldn’t see it within the Recent folder. I installed Windows and Office updates and rebooted but the document kept appearing.Ī bit of searching led me to the AutomaticDestinations folder, which can be safely (?) cleared from a command line like so: del /F /Q %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations\*Ĭopy or type the above as one line into a command prompt. I tried simply unpinning the Excel icon from the taskbar but that didn’t help. I’d pinned it to the Excel jump list (on the Windows 8.1 task bar) and despite clicking the ‘Unpin from this list’ icon next to the document itself, it was well and truly “stuck”. I recently ran into an issue with a pinned Excel 2016 document that wouldn’t go away.
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