I’m currently running VMWARE – I have backed up the files, but have deleted them from the directory.
What exactly do these files do?
And why has nothing happened?
Yes, I deleted all the files.
hosts, services, lmhosts, networks, protocol
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4 Comments
hehehehe
just put it back as it was NOW
The default hosts file has nothing in it but comments, so deleting it does nothing. Networks points to your computer – you don’t need it. Protocol is assumed to be IP. Services isn’t used.
In short, nothing will happen in most installations. If you have entries in hosts, you’ll lose them. (For instance, I can connect to http://apps – it’s a server that I have in my hosts file. The name apps points to that server’s IP address. It’s easier to remember ‘apps’.)
It will turn your computer into a DOOR STOP. It will STOP working.
You need the Operating System in order to run VMWare.
Try driving your car without an ENGINE!!!
That folder contains your host file for your computer, good luck connecting to something else
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