It looks like there is a common Windows 10 October 2018 Update problem where Windows 10 apps, including the Edge internet browser, no longer work when the update installs.
Following the October 2018 Update being installed, all Microsoft Store apps fail to connect to the internet, along with Edge.
The browser displays an error when the user attempts to navigate to a website, meaning that instead of the site popping up, the user receives the message: “Hmmm... can’t reach this page.”
That's certainly an annoying issue. Microsoft has detailed a solution, however, explaining that you need to enable IPv6.
Following the October 2018 Update being installed, all Microsoft Store apps fail to connect to the internet, along with Edge.
The browser displays an error when the user attempts to navigate to a website, meaning that instead of the site popping up, the user receives the message: “Hmmm... can’t reach this page.”
That's certainly an annoying issue. Microsoft has detailed a solution, however, explaining that you need to enable IPv6.
To do this, open up Settings, then go to Networking & Internet > Network and Sharing Center. Select your network adapter here, then click Properties, navigate to the Networking tab, and tick the box next to Internet Version 6 (TCP/IPv6). Then click OK to save the changes.
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