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For those who are seeing this, I had the same problem. (I could not download any programs or view certain web pages)
I had moved to Windows 10 by way of upgrade, as many have. However as an IT Professional, I had made many changes under the cover or low level changes to my previous OS (Win7) and it was one of these that had caused the problem for me.
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The change in question was moving my 'Temporary Internet Files' directory to another drive and further the drive was a ram drive (since I have 32GB of ram). Upon moving this directory back to the C: drive (c:temp) all my problems were solved. So Yes, Edge does rely on some of IE's setting or at least this one to some degree regardless of M$ denial. (more then likely a coder at M$ has coded a system variable in during early days and forgot to change it)
My Fix :
Goto 'Control Panel'
Select 'Internet Options'
Select 'Settings' <button> under the 'General' file tab
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Verify under 'Current Location' that the path is on the C: Drive
IF NOT:
Select 'Move Folder...' <button> under 'Temporary Internet Files' file tab
Navigate to a folder of your choice on C:
Good luck and happy browsing.....