Using the HOSTS file to reroute outgoing packets of a large IP RAnge

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    Default Using the HOSTS file to reroute outgoing packets of a large IP RAnge

    Here the story, I seem to have some spyware/adware which
    none of my programs seem to be able to remove, however I
    know the IP Range which they are reporting to, and I am
    wanting to use the HOSTS file to reroute those packets
    back to myself so that they do not tie up bandwidth. My
    only question is what command I use inside the Hosts File
    in order to reroute an entire range?

    thanks for any help
    Sean
    Sean Pennington Guest

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    Default Re: Using the HOSTS file to reroute outgoing packets of a large IP RAnge

    Download "spybot" and "adaware". These will remove the spyware from your
    machine.

    hth,
    aaron
    "Sean Pennington" <Jssfrk4lf@msn.com> wrote in message
    news:053301c345ab$1384f2b0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
    > Here the story, I seem to have some spyware/adware which
    > none of my programs seem to be able to remove, however I
    > know the IP Range which they are reporting to, and I am
    > wanting to use the HOSTS file to reroute those packets
    > back to myself so that they do not tie up bandwidth. My
    > only question is what command I use inside the Hosts File
    > in order to reroute an entire range?
    >
    > thanks for any help
    > Sean

    aaron Guest

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