Changing DNS Details To Block Windows 10 Solitaire Ads A bit surprisingly, the method starts with the user opening Notepad. From the top bar in Notepad, click the ‘File’ option. Assuming that your Windows is installed in ‘C’ drive, go to the following path after hitting. Make your way to the. Nov 12, 2012 Thanks. It doesn't block the solitaire ads, but I'll try it instead of what I've been using.
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It's not new. I've experienced it plenty of times. You would need a network debugger to find the domain to block. It's far easier to just use the firewall and block it's internet access.
I don't do the challenges or any sort of online play. Been blocking it for about a month now. So much better. Edit: Decided to check it out. It's as I thought.
You'd have to block so many domains. And you can't wildcard hosts.
It's not smart like that. *.pubmatic.com won't work. It would have to be the full domain, for each version of pubmatic.com you see. Picture style kevin wang magazine.
'I got it working and can't make sense of it. Look for what dns queries your box does after you flush your local dns with ipconfig /flushdns This will tell you what domains it is pulling ads from - problem is as mentioned if they pull them from www.domainyouneed.com/ads/something -- then your out of luck trying to use host files. You want to know my foolproof solution to something with too many ads for my tastes -- its 100% always effective, never fails - works every time!!! Use a different app;) One that does not use ads! Or just buy the damn thing if really rocks and can not find alternative. Look for what dns queries your box does after you flush your local dns with ipconfig /flushdns This will tell you what domains it is pulling ads from - problem is as mentioned if they pull them from www.domainyouneed.com/ads/something -- then your out of luck trying to use host files. You want to know my foolproof solution to something with too many ads for my tastes -- its 100% always effective, never fails - works every time!!!