adsl newdot.dll probleem

[kRyPtO]

een maat van me die heeft dus mxstream en alles deed het goed tot dat er dit gebeurde:

hij start ze pc op krijgt een fout melding:
er is een fout opgetreden bij het laden van: c:\windows\newdot~4.dll
het systeem kan het opgegeven bestand niet vinden.

als ie dan wil gaan internetten dan kan hij wel verbinding maken krijgen maar geen site's open dan heeft ie een dns probleem, icq en msn werken ook niet.

wat kan hij nu het beste doen?

[kRyPtO]

niemand?

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loop ff de handleiding van je doehetzelf door, misschien kom je een foutje tegen........

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Ik ben dus die gozer waar Krypto 't over heeft.."t is niet zo dat MXStream 't nog nooit gedaan heeft ofzo,hij deed 't eerst prima,totdat ik een keer m'n computer opstarte en die foutmelding kreeg.

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Op zondag 07 oktober 2001 20:11 schreef hetlegioen het volgende:
Ik ben dus die gozer waar Krypto 't over heeft.."t is niet zo dat MXStream 't nog nooit gedaan heeft ofzo,hij deed 't eerst prima,totdat ik een keer m'n computer opstarte en die foutmelding kreeg.

dus voordat je computer aanstond deed ie het prima??

[Ramon]

alsjeblieft

http://search.netscape.com/search.psp?cp=nrpkwphop&search=newdot&pagecp=srp

eerste match is misschien handig:

http://courses.forum.ncsu.edu/cgi-bin/netforum/resnet/a/3--51

[Ramon]

Topic Posted by: Sam Patel
Date Posted: Mon Jul 16 10:21:18 US/Eastern 2001
Topic Description: I just signed up for sum II resnet ,and the connection something doesn't work. It work fine in sum I ,but I forgot to sign up for sum II so it stop working for couple of days. Two days later I am able to get IP address with winipconfig and I can ping myself ,but thats all I can do. Netscape says I it can't find a socket ,and IE can't find a server either. A new window popped up on my screen talking about that it can't find NEWDOT~2.dll file. Does this have anything to do with it.

Original Message:
Posted by: mike
Date posted: Sun Sep 9 1:18:19 EDT 2001
Subject: newdot~2.dll
Message:
I have the same problem. In my case it was combined with an application error ("exception esock error") that turned out to be a "subseven" virus. The error had to do with a msrexe.exe file. I found a patch through the microsoft website. But I haven't found out what's up with this newdot~2.dll problem.

Reply:
Subject: it's a spyware problem
Reply Posted by: Marcia
Date Posted: Fri Sep 28 15:03:42 EDT 2001
Message:
I have the same problem regarding the run32dll error and the whole newdot stuff... as it turns out, the newdot stuff is actually an application. It's Spyware that is loaded onto your pc without your knowledge from various free-ware programs (e.g. BearShare... etc.). So far I haven't been able to get my pc to work but I did find a website today that may help. The url is www.lavasoftusa.com and it has a download to help clean your system of Spyware stuff. I hope it works cuz I'm really getting annoyed.

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brakke dns = wel msn, check eens of je op http://62.131.130.127 komt want met een brakke dns lukt dat

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Heb hetzelfde probleem gehad en inplaats van wat links te posten komt hier de oplossing! (althans zoals het bij mij werkte)

Hello,

This is suggested as a 'FIX' for the error loading Newdot~*.dll when you find you are unable to use your browse.
{ YOU NEED YOUR DISK }

1. Go to Start up to Run.

2. Type in msconfig then hit OK.

3. On the Startup Tab look for a program New.Net or Anything to do therewith.

4. Clear the tick mark in the box.Click on OK and restart your computer

To reinstate your browsing capabilities you will also need to perform a small Registry hack.

*** PLEASE BACK UP YOUR REGISTRY FIRST ***


XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
YOU NEED YOUR DISK
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

1. Go to Start => Run => type " Regedit " No quotes. Hit OK.

2. Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, System, Current ControlSet, Services

3. Locate and Delete the Winsock2 key at the very bottom of Services.

4. Locate and Open the VxD key. Find the Mstcp key. Delete it.

5. Close/Exit the Registry Editor.

6. Double Click on My Computer => Control Panel => Network. In the Network Configuration, Highlight and Remove ALL TCP/IP protocols. Click on OK. You will get a notice "Your Network is not complete. Do you want to continue?" Click on Yes. You will then be told "You must restart your computer now" Answer NO. DO NOT REBOOT.

7. Return to My Computer => Control Panel => Network {as in 6 above}

(a) Click on Add. You will be asked "Do you want to continue?" This time answer Yes.

(b) Answer Yes again at the prompt and highlight Protocol. Click on Add.

(c) Select Microsoft from the left-side under Manufacturers. and

(d) Select TCP/IP from the right-side under Network Protocols.

(e) Click on OK, then OK again.

(f) When prompted this time - REBOOT

IT IS AT THIS POINT THAT YOU WILL REQUIRE THE DISK

When you are through Rebooting you should again be able to surf the internet.

Good luck,

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Het is gelukt!!
Heel erg bedankt iedereen!