

Hold down Ctrl while dragging the hosts file to your desktop. In the File Explorer window, if nothing shows up, click on View on the top, then check the box for Show Hidden Files. In the Run box, type %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc and press Enter.
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If the above steps don’t work, usually because of the UAC window not popping up in Step #3 above or Windows 7 not having Powershell, the hosts file can be restored manually. Alternate Method (Including Windows 7 users)
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Use a password strength meter (google ‘password strength meter’) to check your password strength. Also change your email’s password if it is the same as your old Minecraft password. Step 7īe sure to change your Minecraft password to something strong. Make sure Notepad does not ask you where to save the file if that happens, start over and make sure you type the whole command in #2 above. Look for 2 lines that contain the word ‘mojang’ and delete those two lines completely.

Click Yes in the UAC window that pops up. In the Run box, copy and paste the entire command: powershell -command "Start-Process notepad $env:windir\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" -Verb runas Step 3Ī blue window will briefly appear, then a UAC window. If you don’t know where it is, try looking in your Downloads folder or any Minecraft folder you have on your computer. Part A: Remove the Toolįirst, you will need to delete the tool. Not only do these settings prevent users from logging in or joining servers, they also function to steal the user’s login information, resulting in account theft.
