newdotnet--can't delete it?

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need-help @ga.frontiern	newdotnet--can't delete it? How do you get newdotnet off of the computer.everything i try doesnt work. help?
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TerryMiller Premium join:2003-10-23 1 edit	Have you tried the procedures in this link? Edit »www.viendez.com/forum.asp?Article=302 sorry, I forgot to post the link Calamity Jane your link does not work
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mrchris We don't miss you Bush Premium join:2002-10-01 North Babylon, NY	reply to need-help Did you try »Security »I think my computer is infected or hijacked. What should I do? already?
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CalamityJane Premium,VIP,MVM join:2002-08-27 Eustis, FL 1 edit	reply to need-help Please be careful and do not use HijackThis to remove this program. Trying to remove this program manually any other way than the above could result in the loss of your internet connectivity. -- It takes a disaster to make a woman out of a female Gladiator Security Forum
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LoPhatPhuud Premium,VIP,MVM join:2002-01-06 Albuquerque, NM ·Comcast ·Qwest.net 1 edit	reply to need-help If you are still having problems, these instructions may help: ==== **** ==== PROCEDURE 1 (Add/Remove Programs): Click on Start. Click on Settings. Click on Control Panel. From the Control Panel, double-click on Add/Remove Programs. Click on the Install/Uninstall tab in the Add/Remove Programs Properties window. Locate either New.net Application or New.net Domains and select it. Click on the Add/Remove button. After removal of our software, you may be prompted to reboot. Please reboot after removing our software. If this does not fully remove our software, please proceed to PROCEDURE 2. PROCEDURE 2 (Uninstall from Hard Drive): Double-click on My Computer. Double-click on the C: drive. Double-click on the Program Files folder. Locate and double-click on the NewDotNet folder. If there is no folder, please proceed to PROCEDURE 3. Locate and double-click on the uninstall executable; it will be labeled uninstallX_XX.exe. (“X” represents the version number of the uninstaller and you should always use the latest version) After removal of our software, you may be prompted to reboot. Please reboot after removing our software. If this does not fully remove our software, please proceed to PROCEDURE 3. PROCEDURE 3 (Locate Backup Copy of Uninstaller and Uninstall from Hard Drive): Double-click on My Computer. Double-click on the C: drive. Double-click on the Windows or Winnt folder. Locate and double-click on the uninstall executable; it will be labeled NDNuninstallX_XX.exe. ("X" represents the version number of the uninstaller) After removal of our software, you may be prompted to reboot. Please reboot after removing our software. If this does not fully remove our software, please proceed to PROCEDURE 4. PROCEDURE 4 (Download Uninstall from New.net): From a computer that has Internet access, click on the following link: »www.new.net/support/uninstall5_58.exe. Download and save uninstall5_58.exe to a 3-½ floppy disk. Insert the floppy disk into the floppy drive of the computer that needs to have our software uninstalled from. Click on Start. Click on Run. In the Open window type, A:\uninstall5_58.exe. Click on the OK button. After removal of our software, you may be prompted to reboot. Please reboot after removing our software.
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eyespy join:2002-12-09 Canada	reply to need-help Did you try AdAware? I recently used SpyBotSD (my fave) to clean up a more recent New.Net infection. Ran SpyBot and restarted. SpyBot ran before the OS loaded, still coudn't delete the New.Net entry (NewNet.dll) or something similiar. I than ran Adaware which cleaned out the New.Net files. Problem solved. regards, bill
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newview Ex .. Ex .. Exactly Premium join:2001-10-01 Parsonsburg, MD	reply to CalamityJane said by CalamityJane : Please be careful and do not use HijackThis to remove this program. Trying to remove this program manually any other way than the above could result in the loss of your internet connectivity. Can you elaborate on this? I recently was elected to repair my boss's notebook computer which had newdotnet and 64 other pieces of spyware on it. The initial complaint from him was the inability to connect to the 'Net. My boss had made some bone-headed attempts to delete newdotnet & the uninstall was unavailable in Add/Remove Programs. Adaware & Spybot cleaned up most of the other spyware, but newdotnet was still showing up in HijackThis. I eventually convinced him to backup/reformat/reinstall, but I'd like to know what newdotnet does to prevent 'Net connectivity on a botched uninstall? -- The Rules of Spam \| Maryland's New Anti-Spam Law Where are we going? And what's with the hand basket?
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Zupe Premium,MVM join:2001-11-29 New York, NY clubs:	said by newview : Can you elaborate on this? I recently was elected to repair my boss's notebook computer which had newdotnet and 64 other pieces of spyware on it. The initial complaint from him was the inability to connect to the 'Net. My boss had made some bone-headed attempts to delete newdotnet & the uninstall was unavailable in Add/Remove Programs. Adaware & Spybot cleaned up most of the other spyware, but newdotnet was still showing up in HijackThis. I eventually convinced him to backup/reformat/reinstall, but I'd like to know what newdotnet does to prevent 'Net connectivity on a botched uninstall? See here: »To remove NewNet with the remover from the same co Newdotnet inserts a dll into the LSP Chain, and removing Newdotnet itself without repairing the LSP Chain will leave you without internet access. A tool such as LSPFix (»cexx.org/lspfix.htm )can usually resolve this, but it's much easier to not have to deal with that. -- Brain: Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering? Pinky: I think so, Brain, but "Snowball for Windows"?
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CalamityJane Premium,VIP,MVM join:2002-08-27 Eustis, FL	reply to newview Zupe beat me to it Another resource for info NewDotNet »www.doxdesk.com/parasite/NewDotNet.html quote: Manual removal A botched manual removal can result in you losing your network connection. Be very careful. First you must deregister the Winsock2 Layered Service Provider installed by NewDotNet. LSPFix gives you an interface to this........ -- It takes a disaster to make a woman out of a female Gladiator Security Forum
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newview Ex .. Ex .. Exactly Premium join:2001-10-01 Parsonsburg, MD	reply to Zupe said by Zupe : Newdotnet inserts a dll into the LSP Chain, and removing Newdotnet itself without repairing the LSP Chain will leave you without internet access. A tool such as LSPFix (»cexx.org/lspfix.htm )can usually resolve this, but it's much easier to not have to deal with that. Duly noted and bookmarked . . . for the next time. thanx -- The Rules of Spam \| Maryland's New Anti-Spam Law Where are we going? And what's with the hand basket?
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