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dns4me Guides - Altering your hosts file
Warning altering your hosts file if done incorrectly can break your system proceed with caution.
Windows 7/8/8.1/10
Click the start button or the windows key on your keyboard.
Type
notepad
Right click on notepad.exe and select
Run as Administrator
Click
Yes
on the
User Access Control
window, you may have to input your administrators credentials
From the tool bar in notepad click
File
then
Open...
Navigate to
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
In the
File name
dropdown type
hosts
Click
Open
Paste the output from the User Console -> Hosts File Generator into notepad
From the toolbar select
File
>
Save