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Here's how to Fix ERR_BLOCKED_BY_ADMINISTRATOR error in Edge & Chrome.

ERR_BLOCKED_BY_ADMINISTRATOR is an error that occurs when you try to access a website or an app that has been blocked by your system administrator or organization. This error can appear in Edge and Chrome browsers, as well as other Chromium-based browsers. There are different reasons why this error may occur, such as:

- Server issues. The website or the app you are trying to access may be blocked by the server due to maintenance, security, or policy reasons. To check the server status, you can visit the official website or social media accounts of the website or the app and look for any announcements or updates. You can also use online tools such as DownDetector or IsItDownRightNow to see if other users are reporting the same issue.
- Connection issues. Your internet connection may be unstable or slow, and it may not be able to communicate with the website or the app properly. This can result in a timeout or a disconnection, and the browser may show the error message. To fix this, you can try to restart your router or modem, use a wired connection instead of wireless, or switch to a different network if possible. You can also check your internet speed and ping using online tools such as Speedtest or Pingtest.
- Cache issues. Sometimes, this error may occur because the browser data or cache stored on your device is corrupted or outdated, and it conflicts with the latest version of the website or the app. To clear them and refresh the browser state, you can follow these steps:
- On Edge browser, go to Settings - Privacy, search and services - Clear browsing data - Choose what to clear - Time range: All time - Check Cached images and files and Cookies and other site data - Clear now.
- On Chrome browser, go to Settings - Privacy and security - Clear browsing data - Advanced - Time range: All time - Check Cached images and files and Cookies and other site data - Clear data.
- Policy issues. The website or the app you are trying to access may be blocked by your system administrator or organization due to security, legal, or ethical reasons. This can happen especially if you are using a work or school device or network that has certain restrictions and rules. To check the policies that are enforced by your administrator or organization, you can follow these steps:
- On Edge browser, go to edge://policy and look for any blocked URLs or other policies that may affect your access.
- On Chrome browser, go to chrome://policy and look for any blocked URLs or other policies that may affect your access.

i. The error code RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE can occur when Microsoft Edge crashes or encounters an unexpected error. This error can be caused by a variety of factors, including:

* **Corrupted extensions or add-ons.** Extensions and add-ons can sometimes become corrupted and cause problems with Edge. To fix this, you can try disabling or uninstalling any extensions or add-ons that you are not using.
* **Malware or viruses.** Malware or viruses can sometimes corrupt Edge and cause this error to occur. To fix this, you can run a virus scan and remove any malware or viruses that are found.
* **Hardware problems.** If you are experiencing hardware problems, such as a faulty memory module or hard drive, this can also cause Edge to crash and result in the error code RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE. To fix this, you can try running a diagnostic test on your hardware to check for any problems.
* **Software problems.** If you are experiencing problems with other software on your computer, such as your operating system or drivers, this can also cause Edge to crash and result in the error code RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE. To fix this, you can try updating your software or reinstalling it.

If you have tried all of the above and you are still getting the error code RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE, you may need to contact Microsoft support for help.

Here are some additional tips to prevent the error code RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE from occurring:

* **Keep your extensions and add-ons up to date.** Extensions and add-ons can sometimes become outdated and cause problems with Edge. To fix this, you can try updating any extensions or add-ons that you are using.
* **Run a virus scan regularly.** Malware or viruses can sometimes corrupt Edge and cause this error to occur. To fix this, you can run a virus scan regularly to remove any malware or viruses that are found.
* **Keep your software up to date.** Software updates often include bug fixes and security improvements that can help to prevent problems with Edge. To make sure that you are always running the latest version of your software, check for updates regularly.
* **Keep your drivers up to date.**
* **Back up your data regularly.**