Jan 21, · Type notepad in the Windows search box, and then right-click the Notepad app and select Run as administrator. Step 2. In the Notepad window, click on File and select Open from the context menu. Step 3. In the File name field, paste the following path on it and click on the Open button. C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts Step replace.meted Reading Time: 4 mins. Oct 21, · Click on File > Save As and name the file hosts. Close Notepad. Click on replace.me and rename to hosts by replace.me Click yes to confirm the change. Right-click on hosts and click on Copy. Open File Explorer and go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc. Right-click on hosts and rename that to replace.me That gives you a backup and you can delete it later. Nov 18, · Windows 10's default hosts file. Note that everything is commented out with # characters, meaning that nothing is actually being read from the hosts file. Modern versions of Windows include a sort of DNS system already, so if you visit localhost it'll automatically redirect you to
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Use a Free Tool to Edit, Delete, or Restore the Default Hosts File in Windows
However, an easier way to edit the hosts file is to use a free tool called Host Mechanic. This tool allows you to add entries to the hosts file. The Hosts file in Windows 11/10, is used to map hostnames to IP addresses. This Hosts file is located deep down in the Windows folder. To open the hosts file in Notepad, click "File", "Open", and navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc. You won't be able to see any files in.
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Tohn post a comment:
HOSTS File for Windows is the default HOSTS file for Windows 7, 8, and 10 provided for anyone not comfortable manually editing their HOSTS.
Arakinos post a comment:
Learn to code for free. Yes No.
Bralkree post a comment:
If this happens, you can restore the default hosts file. Not enough pictures.
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Jan 21, · Type notepad in the Windows search box, and then right-click the Notepad app and select Run as administrator. Step 2. In the Notepad window, click on File and select Open from the context menu. Step 3. In the File name field, paste the following path on it and click on the Open button. C:\Windows\System32\driverstc\hosts Step replace.meted Reading Time: 4 mins. Dec 06, · This tutorial will show you how to reset the Hosts file back to default in Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows You must be signed in as an administrator to reset the Hosts file. Here's How: 1 Open Notepad ("C:\Windows
eplace.me"). 2 Copy the following text below, and paste the text into Notepad. (see screenshot below).