Here's my C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file: localhost router testing it: C:\>ping router Ping request could not find host router. Please check the name and try again. C:\>ping Pinging with 32 bytes of data: Reply from bytes=32 time Page 1 of 2 - Avg Anti Virus Found C:\windows\system32 \drivers\etc\ Hosts Changed., What Do I Do, Is This A Problem, How Do I Fix It? - posted in Virus, Trojan, Spyware, and Malware Removal Help I ran an anti malware scan using HitmanPro and it detected the hosts file to be infected so I deleted that and the other contents of the folder quite foolishly under the assumption that they were all infected. I haven't run into any direct issues after deleting these files except maybe some weird behaviour from my Firefox browser and also the
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To be able to see your hosts file you have to show hidden files and system files. 1. On the View tab of Windows File Explorer, check the box 'Hidden Items'. 2. If you still cannot see the hosts file, click 'Options' on the view tab, in the resulting dialog, click the view tab. In the list uncheck the option 'Hide protected Operating System Files' I am doing my first SAP related deployment (will be SCCM) and as part of that I need to add several entries to the "'services" file at windows\system32\drivers\etc. Initially I was going to simply add them by a batch file and "echo" them to the file. It works five but the services file already has a blank line at the end so as a result my new Здравейте! Искам да променя файла hosts, намиращ се в C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\. Отварям си го с нотепад и си правя промените, но като опитвам да ги съхраня, ми изписва, че нямам парва да съхраня файла в тази директория и ми
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I would like to add a line in my Windows hosts file via Python with this code: fh = open("C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\[HOST]", "w") [HOST]("new line") [HOST]() But I get this error: PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'C:\\Windows\\System32\\drivers\\etc\\[HOST]' It doesn't work even if my antivirus is You can also manually navigate to and open the hosts file by going to C: → Windows → System32 → drivers → etc folder in the Open dialog box. But first, you’d Missing: tomlin gary chef