Steps to fIx it:

• Cookies and caches should be cleared from your browser.-Caches are web page elements that your browser saves to your computer. You don't have to totally reload these elements from a previously viewed site because of these caches. HTML files, CSS style sheets, JavaScript scripts, graphic images, and other multimedia assets are among the files that can be downloaded.
• Update Windows to the most recent version. You may be running an older, outdated version of Windows if you haven't updated it in a long time or have deactivated the auto-update feature. Using an out-of-date operating system might cause a slew of issues.
• Other apps, tabs, and extensions should be closed.-It's possible that your machine just doesn't have enough RAM to run the Edge browser, resulting in a crash. The first thing you can do to free up space is to close all of your apps save for the Edge browser. After that, you can close all tabs except the one you need to use. If any downloads are currently running, you can also pause them all.
• Edge's settings have been reset.-Resetting all of the Edge browser's updated settings can also be beneficial. This is especially true if you're using the beta version of the browser. Go to Settings > Reset settings > Restore settings to their default value > Reset to reset your Edge settings.

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