C
Chris
How to use HOSTS file with Vista RC2?
Can it be done?
Is it done differently from XP?
Is it necessary with Vista?
Can it be done?
Is it done differently from XP?
Is it necessary with Vista?
G
Guest
you have to edit the priviledges in this file, to full control, in order to
save the changes you make on it!
save the changes you make on it!
R
Rafael Rivera Jr. [Windows Live Butterfly]
Hi Chris,
Easiest way would probably be to open Notepad with Administrative
permissions and opening %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
Easiest way would probably be to open Notepad with Administrative
permissions and opening %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
B
Bill Frisbee
Chris,
Its still the same as XP as far as I can tell. However it does look like
there seems to be some support for IPv6 but no information on it in the
text.
There is the same HOSTS file as XP sitting in the same location
%systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc
Bill F.
Its still the same as XP as far as I can tell. However it does look like
there seems to be some support for IPv6 but no information on it in the
text.
There is the same HOSTS file as XP sitting in the same location
%systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc
Bill F.