- 1). Click the Windows orb, "All Programs" and "Accessories."
- 2). Right-click "Notepad" and click "Run as Administrator." Click "Yes" in the confirmation window, or enter the administrative password, if you're not currently logged in as an administrator.
- 3). Click "File" and click "Open."
- 4). Type "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts" into the File Name field and click "Open."
- 5). Add a new line to the bottom of the hosts file that reads "127.0.0.1 somedomain.com." Replace "somedomain.com" with the actual website domain you wish to disable. You don't need to include "www" in the domain name, unless you wish to block only that prefix. As an example, "www.somedomain.com" will block addresses beginning with "www.somedomain.com," but it will still allow "subdomain.somedomain.com."
- 6). Repeat the process for each website you wish to block.
- 7). Save the changes to the Host file.
- 8). Restart Google Chrome or wait about two minutes for the change to take effect.
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