Firefox does not open on Windows 10 no matter what I try. Is there something that can solve this problem?

I tried to contact support Windows 10 and they were useless. It was working fine all day and does not open all of a sudden.

This sounds like a file in your Firefox profile may be damaged or not valid. To check if this is the case, you will need to create a secondary Firefox profile and test to see if you can open Firefox with this profile.

This can be done using the Manager of profiles for Firefox which can be downloaded from Mozilla's FTP server. There is no installation required, the program is contained in a ZIP file. Simply extract the ZIP file and run the executable file inside.

How to create a second profile Firefox, please see this support article:

Note: Do not delete the old profile because if it is damaged, you may be able to recover your bookmarks and settings. For more information on how to proceed, please read the article of the recovery of data from an old profile .

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