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Jan 18,  · If you suspect your HOSTS file is the problem, download, or copy the code below and make your own. Your HOSTS file can be opened and edited with Notepad. You can find it in C\:Windows\System32\driverstc. # This is a sample HOSTS file 5/5(5).

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Dec 26,  · Windows didn't come with a TCP/IP stack. If memory serves, I'm pretty sure Microsoft took theirs from BSD (Windows is closed source but someone years ago. knowledge base · Browse to the hosts file (C:\windows\system32\driverstc) · Right click on the hosts file, go into Security and Take Ownership · Re-open the.