Microsoft Edge keeps logging me out of websites
Microsoft Edge is among the popular and secure web browsers. It also has some unique features that you will not find in other web browsers, like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. But sometimes, users may experience some issues or errors on Edge. If Microsoft Edge keeps logging you out of websites, the solutions provided in this article may help you fix it. Below, we have explained all these solutions in detail.
1] Tweak Microsoft Edge settings
This problem usually occurs when Edge clears your cookies when you exit Edge. The session cookies in a web browser help users stay logged in to their favorite websites or email clients even when they close the browser. If the session cookie data is cleared or deleted by the user, he will be logged out of websites automatically. You can configure Edge to delete your browsing history, cookie data, download history, passwords, etc., every time you exit Edge. Check if this setting is enabled or not. If so, disable it.
The following steps will guide you on this:
2] Allow third-party cookies
You will also experience this issue on some websites if you block third-party cookies in Edge. If you enable this option, some websites cannot use cookies due to which you will be logged out of those websites when you exit Microsoft Edge. If after disabling the clear cookie option in Edge, you are still experiencing the problem on some websites, check if you have blocked the third-party cookies or not.
The following steps will help you with that:
3] Run a command in PowerShell
If the problem still persists, there might be some S4U tasks scheduled in the Task Scheduler. When the tasks are created in the Task Scheduler for a particular user without storing their passwords, they are called S4U (Service for User). If the Task Scheduler is running any such tasks for Microsoft Edge, disabling those tasks can fix the problem. The following instructions will guide you on how to find and disable such tasks. Click on Windows Search and type PowerShell. Right-click on the Windows PowerShell app and select Run as administrator. When the PowerShell appears on your screen, copy the following command, paste it into the PowerShell, and hit Enter. If any S4U tasks are scheduled in the Task Scheduler, the above command will show you the list of those tasks. Now, make a note of all the tasks displayed in the PowerShell output. Open the Task Scheduler and disable all of them.
4] Reset Microsoft Edge settings to default
If you are still facing the same issue with Microsoft Edge, reset its settings to default. You can also use the following URL to reset Microsoft Edge settings. Read: Microsoft Edge is showing a blank white screen
How do I fix Microsoft Edge auto close?
If Microsoft Edge is closing immediately after opening on your Windows 11/10 device, you should repair it and see if it fixes the problem. There might be a third-party extension causing the problem. To check this, launch Edge in InPrivate mode. The InPrivate mode launches Edge with add-ons disabled. If Edge does not crash in the InPrivate mode, one of the extensions is the culprit of the problem. One possible cause of this problem is the corrupted or damaged system files. If this is the case with you, running the SFC scan will fix the problem. If nothing helps, reset it or uninstall it and download the latest version from the Microsoft website, and install it.
How do I fix Edge browser problems?
If Microsoft Edge is not opening or if you are facing some other issues with Edge, you can try some general fixes to get the problem resolved, like scanning your system with an antivirus or antimalware software, updating Edge, resetting Edge, etc. If none of these fixes help you, uninstall Edge and install its latest version by downloading it from the Microsoft website. Read next: Microsoft Edge keeps opening automatically by itself.
