From an elevated command prompt, run these commands and hit enter after each. You may copy/paste them:
“%PROGRAMFILES%\Bonjour\mDNSResponder.exe” -remove
regsvr32 /u “%PROGRAMFILES%\Bonjour\mdnsNSP.dll”
Reboot and then delete the Bonjour folder in program files. Problem solved.
Problem resolved: it has nothing to do with Bonjour.
the file hosts is saved as hosts.bak or hosts.txt by Notepad!!!!
use gvim instead.
btw, how do you turn on file extension in windows 7?
Simon
That's why you use save as, then change "text documents" to "all files" in notepad.
You could tell when something is wrong when it doesn't ask to overwrite the original file.
Glad it's fixed.
Seven Forums now has a tutorial on the subject of the Hosts File, it can be view at the link below.
Hosts File : Use in Windows 7 / Vista
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