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Baldric · 04-20-2006, 04:26 PM

Sorry, I should have stated what I'd done already I guess.

Still no net access at all on that machine. Im using the desktop to dload and transfer files. All sharing between the two computers are working (printer and file etc) so that seems OK, just lost the ADSL connection for all functions.

I'd used Ad-aware and Spybot myself to clear the spyware. Plus I'd already removed offending folders found in my initial search.

The problem then seemed to be a changed TCP/IP setting or similar, or worse a corruption. This appears to be a throwoff of removal with Adaware from what I can glean from this and other sources like Microsoft KB.

LSP fix found nothing relating to new.net.
The existing files were:

Thats where Im at. Ive seen references to using winsockfix but Im not sure if thats a last resort or not, I dont want to make it worse.

I was hoping to be able to remove TCP/IP and then re-install it.

Jamie

04-20-2006, 04:26 PM	#5 (permalink)
Baldric Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Newcastle, Australia Posts: 13 OS: XP	Sorry, I should have stated what I'd done already I guess. Still no net access at all on that machine. Im using the desktop to dload and transfer files. All sharing between the two computers are working (printer and file etc) so that seems OK, just lost the ADSL connection for all functions. I'd used Ad-aware and Spybot myself to clear the spyware. Plus I'd already removed offending folders found in my initial search. The problem then seemed to be a changed TCP/IP setting or similar, or worse a corruption. This appears to be a throwoff of removal with Adaware from what I can glean from this and other sources like Microsoft KB. LSP fix found nothing relating to new.net. The existing files were: Thats where Im at. Ive seen references to using winsockfix but Im not sure if thats a last resort or not, I dont want to make it worse. I was hoping to be able to remove TCP/IP and then re-install it. Jamie __________________ Yo-yo: Something occasionally up but normally down (see also "computer"). Last edited by Baldric; 04-20-2006 at 04:32 PM.