That fix worked.  Thanks for  sharing it.  I was going crazy trying to figure  out what happened!

Thanks a lot, saved me hours of annoyance...

Thanks very much.  I was about to rebuild my machine and considered going back to XP.

Thanks a lot, that problem was making me crazy..

Thank you very much. I can't believe how simple it was, I spend one week trying to figure...

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Thanks a lot, it saved me from a lot of trouble

Thank you very much. It was driving me crazy.
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AQUI ESTA LA SOLUCION A TANTO CAMELLO:
THIS IS A SOLUTION:
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Thank you very much for sharing this!!
I love Vista (NOT !!!)

Thank you so much... I was about to explode!

Muchas gracias señor... es irritante estar batallando con este tipo de problemas.

Thanks for the info..really appreciate it..Im about to give up to find the solution of this problem..thanks again

Worked for me....Thanks a lot

Thank you very much. I can't believe how simple it was, I spend one week trying to figure...

Thanks a lot... seriously... I asked around in my college to see if they had a similar problem but no results... i can't believe the solution was that simple!!

More than a week I have spend on this. Now it works, thanks a lot!

Hey thanks a lot for this help.. I've spent like a week on this issue, but got no fix for my problem.. This worked like a charm.. thanks a ton again..

Thanks, I never would have worked this one out!

thanks alot..i've also found that putting a line of "127.0.0.1   localhost" before the "::1 localhost"
also helps!

It works perfect.Thanks for your help

Thanks, so simple yet I never would've found it.

Thank you very much. It was driving me mad.

Thanks , i was about to un-install the lot. I owe you one.

Thanks! Works like a charm!

Wow! I was going nuts trying to fix this. Thanks thanks!!!!

Thanks! Danke! Gracias! Tesekkurler!

In my case on C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file, I had to comment the line:
#:::1             localhost

and add the line:
127.0.0.1       localhost

Very cool, thanks!

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Thanks a bunch! This article probably saved my hours of searching )

Unfortunately this didn't work for me, hoping you have a suggestion.  My web site is on Vista Home Premium.  Unlike many of the people reporting this problem, I don't have Visual Studio Developer installed.  I checked my update history and I definitely did get the problem Windows Defender update.  My /etc/host file had both these lines:

127.0.0.1       localhost
::1             localhost

I added the third : to the second line and rebooted, but I still get the error.  

Here's the problem:  my site is a local test DotNetNuke site, which was just upgraded to version 4.9.5 (last stable version on the old code base).  I only get the error when I log in as superuser (host) and try to open any of the pages from which I could actually configure the thing!  The site is useless if I can't configure it.  The non-configuration pages all display correctly!  I've posted this at the DNN forum and got no response at all.  I will be grateful for any suggestions you may have.

hedera

You're genius.)

I've solved my problem, it wasn't the hosts file at all.  DNN 4.9.5 requires HTTPS for the admin pages - the first version to do so.  Once I got IIS configured to serve HTTPS to localhost, everything worked fine.

hedera

super!. Than'x so much. spend few hours trying to figure out myself, then some time on internet
till i go here.
Thing with third ':' did help on Vista/IE8/devstudio 2008...

Thanks man, you're a life saver.

Thank you very much, so wonderful

This one saves me a lot time. Yhanks

Awesome !!!!

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Thank you!... one ":" did the trick!

thank you It worked for me too!