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Paul Reed Smith
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The host file is a txt file, per-se. Using a notepad and saving it with out changing the ext on it will allow you to save it.
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Originally Posted by Johnny
This will also make it invalid and the backup copy will be moved in.
Right click it and change permissions on your account to allow full control. |
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Paul Reed Smith
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If you right click on it and select edit. Then just save it, it will save as default. The point I was trying to make.
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What you have to do is open Notepad first, as administrator. Go to the start menu, type in "notepad" in the search box and it should display Notepad in the top section. Right-click on the icon for Notepad, choose "run as administrator". Once you have it open that way, go to File, Open and browse to the hosts file.
There may be an easier way, but that's the only way I've been able to do it. |
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