Alternatively you can download and run:

<a href="http://www.lavasoftusa.com/">Lavasoft's AdAware</a>

Which should remove it for you.

Please read the first article before installing and running AdAware as there may be an easier way of removing it.
If you dont wanna remove to program but just disbale it try this:
All you have to do is go to Start, then Run, then type in msconfig. When that opens up go to the Startup tab which is the last one. This tab shows all the programs that start up when your computer boots up. Scroll down and find New.net Startup and uncheck it. Click apply and then OK. It will ask to restart your computer. Do so and when your computer starts back up, the error message will not show up anymore. You can also uncheck all the programs you don't want to load each time you start your computer. This will make your computer start up faster.

Pls let me know if this answer helped you to fix the problem, if not; i can always look further and youranswer helps me to give the right info to others.

The procedure below is very detailed. Please follow each step carefully. If
you have a question or are not sure about a particular step, please ask as
soon as possible. Also, if you would rather a technician walk you through
this procedure over the phone, please call us at (626) 229-7800, Monday
through Friday between 8am and 5pm Pacific Standard Time.

Create a backup Registry file in case you experience further problems:

1.. Click Start

2.. Click Run

3.. Type in "regedit"

4.. Click OK

5.. Highlight "My Computer" on the left

6.. Click the Registry menu at the top and select "Export Registry File"

7.. Name the file "backup" and save it to your Desktop. [This is just in
case you make a mistake in the procedures below. Should you do so, locate
the "backup" file on your Desktop and double-click it. Select Yes and your
registry will be restored.]

Check for New.net Startup:

1.. In the left pane of the Registry Editor, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
click the "+" sign next to Software

2.. Click the "+" sign next to Microsoft

3.. Click the "+" sign next to Windows

4.. Click the "+" sign next to Current Version

5.. Click on the Run folder

6.. On the right, locate the line that reads "New.net Startup" and delete
it

Remove "New.net Application" from Add/Remove Programs:

1.. Under the same Current Version folder from above, click the "+" sign
next to Uninstall

2.. Locate New.net Application and delete it

Remove the New.net software folder:

1.. In the left pane of the Registry Editor, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
under "Software"

2.. Locate the "New.net" folder and delete it

Close the open folders above by clicking once on the small "-" signs next
to them.

Locate "Catalog Entries" folder:

1.. Under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder, click the small "+" (plus) sign
next to System

2.. Click the small "+" (plus) sign next to CurrentControlSet

3.. Click the small "+" (plus) sign next to Services

4.. Click the small "+" (plus) sign next to WinSock2

5.. Click the small "+" (plus) sign next to Parameters. You should see 2
folders, "NameSpace_Catalog5" and "Protocol_Catalog9".

6.. Click the small "+" (plus) signs next to both of them

7.. Inside both folders, you should see a "Catalog_Entries" folder. Open
each of them.

8.. Within each of those folders are numbered folders (i.e. 001,
002, etc.)

For the "NameSpace_Catalog5" numbered folders:

1.. First, make note of how many folders there are

2.. Highlight the first one

3.. On the righthand side, locate the line "Library Path"

4.. In that line, the rightmost column should begin with something similar
to "C:windows" or "%SystemRoot%".

5.. Locate any of the numbered folders that read
"C:windowsnewdotnet2_109.dll" (or similar) in the "Library Path" line

6.. Delete only those folders referring to "newdotnet"

7.. If needed, rename each numbered folder so that they are all
consecutive. For example, if there were 4 folders and you deleted folders
the first 2, you will need to rename the remaining folders "001"
and "002".

8.. Do this by right-clicking the folder name, left-click Rename and then
type in the new number (be absolutely sure you don't delete any of the
zeros).

9.. Next, highlight the "NameSpace_Catalog5" folder on the lefthand side.

10.. On the right, locate the "Num_Catalog_Entries" line. At the end of
this line is a number in parentheses.

11.. Edit that number by doing the following:

i. Double-click "Num_Catalog_Entries"
ii. In the small pop-up window, select "Decimal"
iii. Edit the value of the number on the left to reflect the number of
remaining folders (in the case of the example in step G above, you would
enter 2)
iv. Click OK

For the "Protocol_Catalog9" numbered folders:

1.. First, make note of how many folders there are

2.. Highlight the first one

3.. On the righthand side, you will see a line beginning with
"PackedCatalogItem". Double-click on that word and a small window will
pop-up.

4.. In this window, several columns appear with numbers and letters. At
the top of the rightmost column appears a path that will look similar to,
"C:WINDOWSNEWDOTNET~.DLL" or "C:WINDOWSSYSTEM." followed by a long list of
characters.

5.. Look through each of the numbered folders and delete only those that
indicate "C:WINDOWSNEWDOTNET~.DLL" (or similar) in the "Edit Binary Value"
window described above. In other words, if you find a reference to
"NEWDOTNET." in the "Edit Binary Value" window, close the window first
(click "Cancel"), then highlight the numbered folder on the left you were
checking and delete it. If the folder does not have a "NEWDOTNET."
reference, DO NOT delete it.

6.. Rename each remaining numbered folder so that they are all
consecutive. For example, if there were 13 folders and you deleted 2 of
them, you will need to rename the remaining folders "001" through
"0011".

7.. Do this by right-clicking the folder name, left-click Rename, press
the "End" key on your keyboard once (next to "Delete"), press "Backspace"
once, then type in the new number (**be absolutely sure you don't delete any
of the zeros) and then press "Enter".

8.. Next, highlight the "Protocol_Catalog9" folder on the lefthand side.

9.. On the right, locate the "Num_Catalog_Entries" line. At the end of
this line is a number in parentheses.

10.. Edit that number by doing the following:

i. Double-click "Num_Catalog_Entries"
ii. In the small pop-up window, select "Decimal"
iii. Edit the value of the number on the left to reflect the number of
remaining folders (in the case of the example in step F above, you would
enter 11)
iv. Click OK

Again, you may close all open folders. Close the Registry Editor. Your
changes will be automatically saved. Reboot your computer and attempt to
access a website. See Step 6 (Registry backup) above if you experience other
unusual computer problems. If your Internet access has been restored, we
recommend you delete the registry backup file by doing the following:

1.. On your Windows desktop, locate the "backup" file that was created in
the Backup Registry procedure above.

2.. Delete the file and remove it from your Recycle Bin also.

It is much better to never install the disgusting stuff in the first place. And in the second place be sure to tell the company whose software contained the SpyWare that you never intend to do business with them again.

I've vowed to never do business with spammers and never to use programs containing spyware and never use a program from a company that is actively distributing spyware. So far this has kept me from using a few chat programs and software for trading warez and mp3. Nothing I can't live without.

I am now going to test whether i can download again, as since this error I have not been able to I think this must have something to do with uninstalling Godzilla.

Wish me luck, will be back here if all goes wrong, thanks again.

RUNDLL
C:\WINDOWS\NEWDOT~8.DLL

Niels.

Some suggest downloading a file from the internet to remove this but i think you can just inactivate it by unchecking under msconfig. I hope this helps. I also had problems with my computer together with SaveNow. I unchecked both of them and my PC works well now.

Great job on the documentation.. this one was more like a virus!!

well new.dot is causing problems for me too.

When I start windows xp now, i get a rundll32 error saying could not find mudole newdot.net-2.dll

Ever since this has happened I have been unable to connect to the net.

If I open explorer, the computer recognises there is no connection and dials up my isp in the normal manner.

However if I the type a web address into the browser, it then gos straight to the no connection avaliable/no server screen.

It also affects my nod32 antivirus software, saying nod cant open pop3 soclet because it cant find newdotnet.dll

should i download th eprogramme and reinstall it to fix my problem...i.e. the exact opposite of what you guys are doing?

I ran adaware and deleted a over 50 references, but the two Rundll32 listings still show.

Cannot find any reference to new.net listed on the pc.

Since I'm not getting error messages, should I leave well enough alone?

The microsoft solution site has step by step insturctions on how to do the winsock 2 fix. To perform the winsock 2 fix, go to start-> run->regedit and click ok.

From the windows registry editor click the + sign next to hkey_local_machine then click the + sign next to system then click the + sign next to current control set. Under Current control set, click the + sign next to services. Under services look for winsock 2 and delete the key. After deleting the key, go into start->settings->control panel-> add remove programs->windows setup. In the Windows Setup screen, double click communications and you should see a check mark next to dial up networking. uncheck dial up networking then click okay and then click apply. Windows will then copy some files and ask you to restart. After the computer restarts go back into the control panel and back into Add/remove programs under Windows Setup and double click communications again and put the check mark back into dial up networking then click okay and apply. the computer should ask to restart again. Restart the computer. When the computer restarts your connection should work fine after wards.

(Running Windows ME) when I boot, I get a msg "Your display adapter conflicts with another device..." When I click OK to view the properties, the computer hangs on a grey screen. CTL-ALT-DEL results in a 'Close Program" window, showing Rundll32 (Not responding). Clicking end task, results in "this program is not responding..." When i 'End Task', the computer completes booting, but with a 16 colour display.

I also get an not very specific error msg (an error occurred while Windows was working with...) when I try to view my display adapter properties via the Device Manager.

I have DL'd Adaware and run (interesting exercise, that), and looked for anything resembling the 'newdot' thing in the registry and add/remove program box, without success.

Just wondering why the Rundll thing shows up when I try to fix my conflict...

Thinking of upgrading to Windows XP anyhow...do i need to fix this first, or might doing the Windows upgrade fix everything? (in my dreams, huh?)

Tnx for any wisdom.

Whenever I want to change my printer properties it (The error msg, Error Rundll32) always appears and I cant change the properties.

Why??? and any body give me the solution???

Anyone who has the .dll of any version, email nyteryder72@hotmail.com with the subject as 'newdotnet' and please include the file, zipped, with the email.

when i click close i get illegal operation window, this is what it says in the details of the illegal operation window..

"RUNDLL32 caused a general protection fault
in module NVDISP.DRV at 0002:002ad9.
Registers:
EAX=00 CS=0347 EIP=002ad9 EFLGS=00202
EBX=00018458 SS=844f ESP=008232 EBP=008260
ECX=002bf7 DS=2047 ESI=805650a0 FS=00
EDX=00347 ES=844f EDI=001 GS=0177
Bytes at CS:EIP:
67 26 81 7b 04 40 06 75 0c 67 26 81 7b 06 80 03
Stack dump:
001 00 ff16c7 844f840e 8280ff 0001844f 072f00 000117af 16c700 0001172f 00460041 847e847e 172f91c5 844f8458 000100 575c3a43"

Now i know there is definately something wrong with my graphics card because when i right click on my computer and go to properties, then device maneger and finaly highlight Display Adaptor, in the infomation window it says "this program is not working properly", i have removed the display drivers from the add/ remove programs list and re installed it about 7 times now to no effect.
My graphics card is a nVidia Riva TNT2/TNT2 PRO 32mb

Here is my System Specifacations.

WINDOWS 98 SE
AMD ATHLON 1GHZ
256 MB RAM
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER LIVE 1024

Please could someone give me some info on what i need to do to fix this irratating problem, Thanyou for your time..

They happen when attempting to use dial-up networking. Unable to track down the source.

Removed and reinstalled Dial-Up Networking -- Same errors. Upgraded to newer dial-up networking (MSDUN13) -- no change in symptoms.

Removed virtually all software starting from Registry (Task Scheduler, Virus Scan Programs, etc.) Even uninstalled the firewall (Zone Alarm). No change in symptoms.

We have no idea what caused the problem to start... However, we did have a virus not long ago on her PC (an Opaserv variant that got by the Virus Protection and Firewall). The problem started within a week of this virus.

At the time, I updated her laptop with the Microsoft Patches for "Share Level Password Vulnerability", which the virus exploited to gain access to her PC via her Internet Connection, and used a tool specific to the virus to get rid of it (AVG Antivirus Could see it, but not get rid of it without the Microsoft Patches installed). To be safe, I also ran a Opaserv removal utility.

I strongly suspect that the problem is being caused by a yet undetected virus of some flavor, but nothing that I've got can find one. Ditto for Spy Detection software -- nothing found.

Desktop showing or hiding Icons mode: Right click on Desktop and point to “Arrange Icons By” select “Show Desktop Icons”. After several seconds Desktop will switch mode. If there is a tick to the left of “Show Desktop Icons” line then this mode is switched on.

To Add or remove Desktop Icons from Desktop: go to Start > Control Panel > Display > Desktop > Customize Desktop
Then select the items you want to appear or disappear from Desktop.

RUNDLL32 caused an invalid page fault in
module KERNEL32.DLL at 017f:bff7b992.
Registers:
EAX=00485 CS=017f EIP=bff7b992 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=007 SS=0187 ESP=0063f208 EBP=0063f224
ECX=ce8cbb00 DS=0187 ESI=00 FS=11af
EDX=8174dc74 ES=0187 EDI=00 GS=00
Bytes at CS:EIP:
80 3e 04 74 0f 33 c0 50 50 50 68 05 00 00 c0 e8
Stack dump:
00d6f00c 00f0b784 00 00 00d6f00c ce8cbb00 ce8cbb00 0063f2e4 00f0a9eb 00f15c60 00485 001 00 00f0a990 00d6f00c 008

How can i solve this problem?

I have an HP 9300i Cd burner and have attempted to upgrade to the new RecoredNow that will allow me to record MP3s. I can use apprximately 43% of the available space before I receive a MyCD error massage. I have been told that the two errors are related to one another.

if u have had this problem and fixed it,k plz let me know asap! muchly appreciated...

Also, I can't seem to remove 'Met Connect' icon from my desktop (previous ISP)or from Add/Remove list.