


In such a case, you could repair or reset the edge browser to fix the problem. So, for example, if you wanted to run "ipconfig /all" from the Run box and have the shell stay open so you can see what the results are, and you don't want to do the steps above, then do Start->Run and type cmd /k "ipconfig /all" in the Run window (keep the quote marks around ipconfig /all otherwise (I believe) the parameters won't be passed to the cmd.exe shell properly.Still can’t open the Microsoft Edge browser, it’s probably the application files are corrupted. From there, type the command you want to run, it will execute, and the shell will remain open once execution has ended.Īlternatively, if you want to type everything at once in the "Run" box, you'll need to include the /k switch to keep the command console shell open after execution finishes. If you want it to stay open after the command runs, first do Start->Run->cmd, which will open a command console shell instance and give you a command prompt. Generally, if you run a command console command from the Start->Run window, the command console window will open, execute the command in question, and then automatically close.
