error loading?!?

[Guest]

Recently i installed a file that i had no problem with before, but i had a
new hard drive put in about two weeks ago. I installed my program again, but
my anti virus found a trojen, so i deleted the file after checkin it...hmm
shouldnt have done lol. But now when i start up windows, it just says:-

"error loading C:\PROGRA~1\NEWDOT~1\NEWDOT~1.DLL
the specified module could not be found"

ARGH!!! Ive done restore and it worked last night, so i tried installing my
program again, but it did the error thing again today cuz yes yet again i
deleted the virus (cry cry cry) ive tried restore again, but no joy... PLEASE
HELP ME SOMEONE!!!! (lol)

 

[Lester Stiefel]

Recently i installed a file that i had no problem with before, but i had a
new hard drive put in about two weeks ago. I installed my program again, but
my anti virus found a trojen, so i deleted the file after checkin it...hmm
shouldnt have done lol. But now when i start up windows, it just says:-

"error loading C:\PROGRA~1\NEWDOT~1\NEWDOT~1.DLL
the specified module could not be found"

ARGH!!! Ive done restore and it worked last night, so i tried installing my
program again, but it did the error thing again today cuz yes yet again i
deleted the virus (cry cry cry) ive tried restore again, but no joy... PLEASE
HELP ME SOMEONE!!!! (lol)

NewDotNet is Adware. Suggest you leave it removed. Instead
look in th registry for NewDotNet and removed all info found
in there on NewDotNet.

 

[Guest]

hmm ok...blonde pc illiterate here lol. Thanks lester for tryin to help me,
but i dont know exactly how to do that (ok verge of tears lol) it sems to
have gone now anyways, i restored it to an earlier date, but i still have
newdot on my system. Is this safe???

 

[Prescott]

Remove anything that is or is related to "newdotnet". I just spent the
better part of a night doing just that after NewDotNet hijacked a
client's computer. I discover that the security setting for the
registry were changed to not allow access, preventing anyone form
changing any settings for IE or any other software that uses the
registry for that matter. This had the effect of disabling Norton
Anti-virus. (what reputable company creates software that does that??)
I had to start the computer in safe-mode, change the security setting
on the registry and then run Symantec Anti-virus (Corporate Edition
v9.x, which I installed on this machine just for this purpose) to
remove NewDotNet and other (related?) nasties.

No for my rant ... ignore it if you wish ...

The NewDotNet website claims that their "product" isn't spyware/adware,
but it is often associated with products (via bundling) that are (by
their own admission). NewDotNet has lawsuits pending against companies
that list NewDotNet as spyware/adware, yet they do not have a single
lawsuit against a company that associates obvious spyware/adware with
NewDotNet through bundling. In this country (USA), when one stands by
and watches their friend commit murder, they're guilty by association.
So why then is NewDotNet surprised when they are judged "guilty by
assoication" by the user community?? It may be that by the "legal
definition" NewDotNet is not spyare/adware, but in my mind it is one of
the nastiest products out there in that regard and I would think that
NewDotNet would take notice of THAT, because that is what labels them
as spyeware/adware, never mind that Symantec and any other reputable
anti-virus considers them as such, whether they specifically mention
NewDotNet or not.


Ok ... rant over ... continue with whatever it was you were doing ...

Prescott ...

 

[Prescott]

More information on NewDotNet and a removal tool from Symantec:

http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/adware.ndotnet.html
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FxNdotN.exe

Prescott ....