Fix HTTP Error 500 Edge installation or update errors
The range of error codes associated with the network connection issues include Error 500 or 0x80010108, 0x80040801, 0x80042193, 0x80042194, 0x800421F4, 0x800421F6, 0x800421F7, 0x800421F8, 0x80072742, 0x80072EE2, 0x80072EE7, 0x80072EFD, 0x80072EFE:
1] Reset Network Adapter
HTTP error can occur when there is a misconfiguration in the network adapter. We suggest you reset the network adapter. Windows comes with inbuilt troubleshooter, make sure to run that. If the troubleshooter at the end suggests that there is a Problem with wireless adapter or access point, then follow this guide to resolve HTTP Error 500 Microsoft Edge by resetting the network adapter problem.
2] Check Proxy Configuration
Many of use Proxy to hide our identity from the websites or to access blocked content. When you try to update Edge, the request passes through the proxy. It is possible the request does not pass through. There are two ways to resolve the issue, depending on how your proxy setup.
If you have configured proxy withing Edge, here is how to fix the Proxy issue.If you are using a Proxy software on Windows, disable it and check if you can update Edge.
3] Reset WinHTTP Proxy Settings
Windows HTTP Services or WinHTTP is a technology for accessing HTTP. It provides developers with a server-supported, high-level interface to the HTTP/1.1 Internet protocol. It is designed to be used primarily in server-based scenarios by server applications that communicate with HTTP servers. WinHTTP is also designed for use in system services and HTTP-based client applications. Since our error relates to HTTP error, and Edge needs to connect with HTTP server to download files, its a good idea to reset the WinHTTP proxy settings. We hope these tips help you resolve HTTP Error 500 Microsoft Edge and other related errors 0x8004xxxx or 0x8007xxxx. Related read: Microsoft Edge installation & update errors.
