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The differences from a lot of these attempts are we just want the shortcut gone so users who are familiar with Win10 Home/Pro won't use it out of familiarity, I know it is part of the core OS and must stay installed for that reason.ĮDIT: Just to be clear, I want to remove the icon/shortcut from the M section of the start menu (left side). I've been Internet searching all day and only found mention of on Powershell script to unpin Edge and pin IE11 but was a bust. Our organization uses IE11/Chrome for a lot of in-house web based apps and Edge has not been tested nor approved with any of them currently. We're trying to remove the Edge shortcut (not uninstall the app itself) from the start menu via SCCM before the first user logs in.
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