Win7 access to Google by changing the Host file

Many netizens want to know Google's method of overturning walls. The method is simple and complicated. We often choose the easiest way to solve it. Now everyone is going to learn this very simple method. You don't need to download the wall plugin to use this method; you don't need to download Google's image; you don't need some free or paid VPN; you only need to modify the system's host file content. The following small series will introduce you to Win7 to change the way Host files access Google.

The following is how to modify the Host:

1. Open the path where Hosts is located: C:\\Windows\\System32\\drivers\\etc;

2. Cut the Hosts file. Cut to the desktop and open it with Notepad. Note that some security software will alarm and need to be released.

3. Add the URL and IP information to be redirected at the end of Hosts. The format is IP address + space + domain name URL.

The beginning of the # sign is a comment, which means that adding to Hosts doesn't make any sense. So if you don't want to use the above IP, you can also add a ## in front;

4. Save and re-cut the Hosts file back to the original path after modification, ie C:\\Windows\\System32\\drivers \\etc;

5, then you can access the above URL for normal access, it should be noted that browsers such as 360 will mark the redirect reminder when accessing.

Test Method: Open a command prompt and enter the PING+IP address to see the time returned, which can be used to test the speed of access to the IP in your area.

After the test, write the IP with faster access (that is, the return time is shorter) to Hosts. Note that the two IPs can only be selected one by one and cannot be added to Hosts at the same time.

In summary, the method of changing the Host file to access Google in Win7 system is introduced to you here. Xiaobian here also reminds you that IP is time-sensitive, everyone can not be bothered. Search for available IP addresses on the network. This will be fine!