is it possible to change my hostname?
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Yes its Possible. Go to control panel >> system >> computer name
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NO!  You can change your real name, but not your domain name after you have registered it, crazy huh?\nIf you have already started building the site, and it would really suck to have to start all over building a new site with the right domain name, you are not out of luck.  What you can do, is spend a few more bucks and buy the correct domain name, hopefully its available.  Next, you would redirect the correct name to the misspelled domain name.  You can redirect it usually free of charge from the same place you bought the domain name from.
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Add the website to the hosts file and make it point to 127.0.0.1 (or localhost).\n\nThis has the advantage that any program will not be able to access the site, rather than just stopping a single program from accessing it.\n\nThe site I provided gives clear instructions on setting this up.
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You should really change your user id to: FartinBroccoliDude\n\nSuits you better.
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i dont think u can change your username but u can always make a new one
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you click on start, then, click on control panel, then scroll down to "USER ACCOUNTS" & click, then you click on "PICK AN ACCOUNT TO CHANGE" ( where it has the name of the computer(the name you want to change?) with a little picture by the name),it'll take you to a page, where up at the top it says "WHAT DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE ABOUT YOUR ACCOUNT"?, & by it, it says "CHANGE MY NAME" & click, then it'll take you to a page, & up at the top it says "provide a new name for your account" you click in the bar and type in the name that you want for your computer. \nthen, click on "CHANGE NAME"!!! when you change your name of your computer, it'll show up on the welcome screen & the start menu.
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Just interrupt it's sign on process.  Then with it stopped, you should be able to change the username that it's trying to sign on with
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You will have to re-register your domain name, unless they already re-sold it.  (Most registrars will keep a domain inactive for a while)\n\nThen find a new hosting company, set your site up there and edit the DNS entries at your nameserver(s).  If your previous hosting outfit was also the newservice host (bad practice), you'll need to find an alternative... or pay them to maintain the entry for you
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That information is stored in your domain registrar (directnic.com / godaddy.com / internic.com).  Find out what the new name servers are going to be.  Log into whatever site you registered your domain at and go into the control panel.  There should be the option there to change your name servers.
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Try the following...just some minor changes were made.\n\nAuthType Basic\nAuthName "???"\nAuthUserFile www.mywebroot.com/.htpasswd\nrequire user username
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Hi\n\nI think you need to get the control of your domain first. Your hosting company would have taken a reseller account with registrar and maintain your domain in bulk. So what you need to do is, do a whois search and find the registrar. You can do the whois search at www.allwhois.com or www.dnsstuff.com. Here you can find the registrar name and site. Then go to the registrar site and contact them. To contact them and do some changes to domain name you should be the owner of domain. This you can check while doing whois search. If the registrars is taking time to respond and your the domain owner according to the whois database you could intiate a domain transfer thru which you can gain control of the domain name. But this will take 5 days as its a automated process. Try emailing www.netandhost.com so that they can assist you with domain transfer. Email them with the domain name to avoid delays. If your not the owner of the domain name as per whois details then only your old hosting company can help you instantly.
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Go to  your HOSTS file. It's in your Windows, system 32, drivers,etc folder.\n\nCopy HOSTS and rename HOSTS.old. \nOpen HOSTS with notepad and \nAdd 127.0.0.1  XXXX.com under the last line where XXXX is the name of the site you are blocking.\nClose HOSTS and answer yes\n\nFor example if you wanted to block Yahoo, HOSTS would now look like this:\n\n# Copyright © 1993-1999 Microsoft Corp.\n#\n# This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows.\n#\n# This file contains the mappings of IP addresses to host names. Each\n# entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should\n# be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name.\n# The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one\n# space.\n#\n# Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual\n# lines or following the machine name denoted by a "#" symbol.\n#\n# For example:\n#\n# 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # source server\n# 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # x client host\n#\n127.0.0.1 localhost\n127.0.0.1 yahoo.com\n\nSimply placing the undesired website in your restricted zone will not prevent total access. Adding to the restricted zone will just prevent the use of scripts, Active-X, etc.\n\nGood luck.
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You can go into the admin panel and change it from there.\n\nOpen your Internet browser to http://homeportal/management.\n\nClick Home Network, located on the left-hand link panel, under Configuration.\n\nYou will see an entry in there for SSID: Typically he default is 2WIRE786. Change it to whatever you like. There is another checkbox there to tell you not to broadcast the network name. Thsi keeps your network somewhat secure.\n\nNote: If you are connecting wirelessly to this portal make sure to change the network name on you remote computer. If you are not using wireless network you can ignore this coment.
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You can use the hostinfo command.  Just type "hostinfo" from the Terminal command line and press Return.  If that doesn't work, type "/usr/bin/hostinfo" and press Return.\n\nFor more information about this command, type "man hostinfo" and press Return.
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first depends what ur logging onto. if its windows go into control panel and go to Users or User Accounts whatever its called u can change everything in there
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Sorry I don't think you can. \nI think you have to setup an account under the correct name and cancel the one under the wrong name.
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go to start, control panel, users, and change user name; voila!\n\ndepending on the version of windows you have, you may have to go in to change user accounts or some other places first...but once you're in control panel > users, it should be pretty easy to figure out. good luck! :)