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I understand that you are looking into setting Google Maps as the default app for map on your PC that is running on Windows 10. This still looks like that it is not completely doable at the time being as Microsoft has its own map platform and you can also check out the links below for reference. Check out the answer/workaround provided by Amol ...
If that doesn't work, and deleting the app via Windows Settings > Apps doesn't work either, you can delete the app manually. To do so, you have to look for 'Google Maps' in the Windows Search bar, and the app will show up. Don't click it yet, and just right-click on it and choose 'Open file directory'.
Restart your pc and observe, try to access the maps. If issue persists, you can check for updates and install any available updates to keep your device up to date. -Press Windows key + X. -Go to Settings. -Click Update and Security. -Check for Updates and download and install the, I hope the information above helps.
Created on November 17, 2023. Google Maps under Windows 11. Having just updated 10 to 11 I have an issue with Google Maps traffic. Using Edge as default browser. As soon as the Maps page opens, for a second or two, Traffic is shown. But then the Traffic info disappears leaving the map as though traffic has never been selected to display.
All of a sudden, earlier this week, Google maps on Edge is showing me in Boydton, Maryland (I have a Windows 10 OS). I've checked Google maps on Firefox and Chrome browsers, and they both show the correct location (Chrome is a little bit off by about a mile, but it at least places me in Tucson, Arizona. Firefox is much more accurate).
Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. I suggest you to follow the below steps to uninstall Maps app in Windows 10. 1. Press Windows Key + Q, and in the search box, type PowerShell. 2. From results, right click on Windows PowerShell and select Run as administrator option. 3.
Hi, Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community. Your interest in Windows 10 is much appreciated. Yes you can use USB for maps direction, but once I suggest you to contact the manufacturer and check. Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.
2. In the search tab, type Google.com. 3. Now open Google .com. 4. Now click and hold the tab and drag it to the task bar and then release the Mouse button. 5. You can see the Google webpage is pinned in your taskbar. For reference see the screen shot of the tab you need to drag once you are on google.com:
If you are referring to something that opens up Windows 10 maps as a default after clicking a location link, then yes it is sort of possible, but not completely. It depends if you are wanting a web browser google map or an installed desktop version.
To create a shortcut of Map app in your desktop, follow the below steps: Step 1: Open the Start menu and navigate to the Map app that you would like to have on your desktop as a shortcut. Step 2: Simply drag-and-drop the app to the desktop area to create shortcut of the app on your Windows 10 desktop. Step 3: Select Create Short-cut here when ...