Window's Host File?

A minor flaw, to be sure, but in System Explorers, there
is a listing for "Window's Host File." Surely this should
be "Windows Host File?"

David,

Thanks for testing the beta and providing feedback. We are aware of that
mis-spelling and are working to fix the issue in future builds. Once again
thanks for letting us know of that issue as well as any future issues you
may encounter.

- steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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>A minor flaw, to be sure, but in System Explorers, there
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