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I recently installed an antivirus program. It is called Kaspersky. My computer is using a wireless router for Comcast Cable. Well, when i first used Kaspersky, It found a few files that it said i should get rid of called New Dot Net Domains. And I deleted them, and now my computer will not connect to the internet. I have tried just about everything, system restore, uninstalling Kaspersky, Etc. Any ideas on what to do?
By the way, Im using Comcast Cable with a Linksys Wireless router. And the computer im using now is another one in the house that connects to the internet fine. Oh yeah, I reinstalled Kaspersky, and did a full scan, and no viruses. |
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You may want to read this:
http://www.symantec.com/security_res...558-99&tabid=1 Apparently NewDotNet is maleware and acts as a BHO. Also modifies winsock registry keys which by deletion of the NewDotNet domains caused some type of malfunction in the winsock. Anyway, the explanation is in the link. Hope this helps.
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http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4180.html
http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm I have had a similar problem when I was using hyjack this, I deleted a critical file, thankfully hyjackThis said I needed ispfix, I searched for it and was able to download it, the minute I ran the program, the problem was fixed and I was on the net again |
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yeah- I was gonna suggest LSPfix also....
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I don't know what firewall you're running but a free version of ZA blocks internet access after signing off for a while and then trying to reaccess. The temporary fix is a reboot.
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