How to Password Protect A Website Using Avast-Antivirus?

The below process will show you how can we restrict a website with password using an open source avast antivirus program

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1. Open avast program and add a password to the Avast.
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2. After addition of password click on "Additional Protection" on the left pane of avast program.
3. Choose "Site Blocking".
4. On the right pane tick on "Enable site blocking" on the open window.
5. Then on the "URLs to Block" section add the website that you want to block.
6. Click on Enter. (Give the password for confirmation if asked)
7. That is it. Now reboot your system and you will find that the URL are blocked by Avast.

Note: To open those URL remove them from site blocking on step 5.
Important Note: The Avast-antivirus Browser Addon should be enabled on Your Browser.

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How to Block a Website Manualy in Your computer for all Browsers With Out Using Any Third party Application?

Perhaps you're disciplined and want to block a website from yourself. (No more guilty pleasures per your New Years' resolution.) Maybe you've the proud owner of a child who surfs the web for less than appropriate material. Whatever the This action will require you to edit your Host file. Your host file is a computer file used to store information on where to find a node on a computer network.

Procedure:

1.Simply go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc

2.Now, Open file named "hosts".

3.Open with notepad.

4.Now write "0.0.0.0 www.facebook.com"( I have taken example of facebook. If you want to block other site simple replace your site url with www.facebook.com).

SEE FIGURE BELOW:

5.Your site is now blocked In All Browsers.

How to unblock it again:

TO unblock it simply remove the entered text in hosts file.

For windows 7 You have to take ownership to hosts file to make changes with it.

See this post:How to take ownership in Windows 7 and Vista?

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