All other versions and Editions of Windows are automatically excluded from being updated automatically.

The Blocker Toolkit is intended for organizations that would like to block automatic delivery of Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) on devices running Windows 10 version 1803 and newer that are running the Home or Pro Edition of Windows. Read more here: Įdge team member Sean Lyndersay took to Twitter to inform everyone that Microsoft has updated its documentation specifically relating to the Blocker Toolkit. Enterprises have full control over their devices. We updated our documentation to make it clear that we're not planning to push to commercial/enterprise devices. Lots of speculation about automatic updates of the new Edge on Windows 10. Today, however, Microsoft is clarifying its position on forced Edge updates and who it will affect going forward. The only way that users would have been able to avoid getting the new version - if they didn't want it - was to install Microsoft's Blocker Toolkit for Edge.

At the time, Microsoft indicated that the all-new Edge browser would be pushed automatically to allWindows 10 users in January 2020 via Windows Update.

Back in December, we reported on Microsoft's policy to get customers updated to the new, Chromium-infused version of the Edge browser.

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