1. Clear Netflix Cookies and Cache

Corrupted cookies or cached data can prevent Netflix to load properly. Because the Netflix app uses Edge’s framework, clearing your browser cache often resolves the issue. Restart your browser, log back into Netflix, and check if the error is resolved. This simple fix works for most users!

2. Update or Reinstall Microsoft Edge

The Netflix app depends on Microsoft Edge’s technology (EdgeHTML) to function. If Edge is outdated, uninstalled, or glitching, you’ll see errors like H7053-1807.

3. Install or Repair Edge WebView2 Runtime

The Netflix app uses the Edge WebView2 Runtime to display web content. If it’s missing or damaged, Netflix will not load.

4. Reset or Reinstall the Netflix App

If the error persists, resetting or reinstalling the Netflix app often does the trick:

5. Enable Essential Microsoft Edge Services

Netflix relies on background Edge services to work properly. If these are disabled, here’s how to enable them:

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