PAS MOYEN DE ME CONNECTER...

JacK

15/09/2004 à 10:37

sur les news:ci8tht$cra$
Salut phh qui signalait:

Bonjour
micro sous WinXP
Voila au demarrage ma machine affiche Erreur de chargement
D:PROGRA~NEWDOT~1NEWDOT~1.DLL
A partir de la lorsque je me connecte a internet le modem ADSL
fonctionne mais ni la messagerie ni le navigateur
Messagerie: outlock et mozillia
Navigateur : internet et mozillia
Antivir ne detecte rien....
J' aimerais eviter de formater mais que faire ??
merci.

'lut,

Spyware à éradiquer ou imparfaitement éradiqué dont il reste des traces dans
le registre à supprimer manuellement.

Ensuite réparer winsock.
Voir sur optimix page Spywares et BHO.
--
http://www.optimix.be.tf /MVP WindowsXP/ http://websecurite.org
http://www.msmvps.com/XPditif/
http://experts.microsoft.fr/longhorn4u/
*Helping you void your warranty since 2000*
---***ANTISPAM***---
Click on the link to answer -Cliquez sur le lien pour répondre
http://www.cerbermail.com/?csaLJS6yvZ
@(*0*)@ JacK

phh

15/09/2004 à 11:08

Merci je vous lis bien mais consulter des pages quand on ne peux pas se
connecter.......
"JacK" a écrit dans le message news:

sur les news:ci8tht$cra$
Salut phh qui signalait:
Bonjour
micro sous WinXP
Voila au demarrage ma machine affiche Erreur de chargement
D:PROGRA~NEWDOT~1NEWDOT~1.DLL
A partir de la lorsque je me connecte a internet le modem ADSL
fonctionne mais ni la messagerie ni le navigateur
Messagerie: outlock et mozillia
Navigateur : internet et mozillia
Antivir ne detecte rien....
J' aimerais eviter de formater mais que faire ??
merci.

'lut,

Spyware à éradiquer ou imparfaitement éradiqué dont il reste des traces
dans

le registre à supprimer manuellement.

Ensuite réparer winsock.
Voir sur optimix page Spywares et BHO.
--
http://www.optimix.be.tf /MVP WindowsXP/ http://websecurite.org
http://www.msmvps.com/XPditif/
http://experts.microsoft.fr/longhorn4u/
*Helping you void your warranty since 2000*
---***ANTISPAM***---
Click on the link to answer -Cliquez sur le lien pour répondre
http://www.cerbermail.com/?csaLJS6yvZ
@(*0*)@ JacK

JacK

15/09/2004 à 11:57

sur les news:ci90rc$e3n$
Salut phh qui signalait:

Merci je vous lis bien mais consulter des pages quand on ne peux pas
se connecter.......

Tu es bien connecté avec une autre machine apparemment puisque tu lis et
postes...

Après avoir éradiqué NewDotNet avec Ad-Aware ou Spybot, supprimer les traces
éventuelles dans le registre.

Ensuite :
- Si tu as le SP2 sur la machine concernée, entrer en invite de commandes :
netsh winsock reset catalog

- Pour les v antérieures de WinXP utliser l'outil WinsockFix
http://www.optimix.be.tf/WinsockFix.zip
--
JacK

phh

15/09/2004 à 13:26

merci a tous
je teste ce soir en essayant de trouver un poste pour telecharger.
D'ici je n'ai acces qu'au forums
merci encore
"joke0" a écrit dans le message news:

Salut,

JacK:
- Pour les v antérieures de WinXP utliser l'outil WinsockFix
http://www.optimix.be.tf/WinsockFix.zip

On peut aussi supprimer le protocole TCP, redémarrer, puis le
réinstaller depuis le CD d'XP.

L'utilitaire proposé par JacK fait ça automatiquement.

Il y a un mot là dessus sur la page HijackThis:
http://joke0.free.fr/ht.html#winsock

--
joke0

phh

16/09/2004 à 08:46

Tout est revenu dans l'ordre
Merci pour tout
phh
"joke0" a écrit dans le message news:

Salut,

phh:
je teste ce soir en essayant de trouver un poste pour
telecharger. D'ici je n'ai acces qu'au forums

Je te mets une procédure manuelle en anglais. Si tu ne comprends pas bien
l'anglais, on peut

traduire.

# To see if a corrupted Winsock key is the source of your connection
problem, you must first

attempt to renew your IP address. To start this process, click the Start
button, and then Run.

# Type in command in the Run box and click OK.
# A black box, the MS DOS command prompt, will appear. Type the command
ipconfig /renew

and press Enter.
# There should be a short delay, followed by the response: An error
occurred while renewing

interface local area connection: an operation was attempted on something
that is not a socket.

# If you receive this message, the problem is most likely a corrupt
Winsock key and you can

continue on to the next step. If not, please contact the ResNet Help Desk
for additional

assistance and do not continue.
# Type in exit and press Enter to close the MS DOS command prompt.
# Click the Start button again, and then Run.
# Type in regedit and click OK.
# The Registry Editor should appear. On the left-hand side, you should see
a row of folders.

Look for "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and click the + sign next to it.
# The folder should expand to show its contents. Look for the "SYSTEM" sub
folder beneath it,

and click the + sign next to it. Repeat this step for the
"CurrentControlSet" and "Services" sub

folders.
# The Services folder contains many sub folders, listed in alphabetical
order. Scroll down to the

"W" section and find "Winsock" and "WinSock2".
# These two sub folders must be removed. Click on the "Winsock" sub folder
to highlight it, then

press the Delete key on your keyboard. Confirm the deletion. Follow the
same procedure for

"WinSock2".
# Restart your computer. Do not attempt to proceed to the next step
without restarting.

# After Windows has loaded, click Start and open the Control Panel.
# Open the "Network Connections" window. You should see a "Local Area
Connection" icon.

You may have to click "Network Connections" again to see this.
# Right-click on the "Local Area Connection" icon, and click "Properties".
# In the "Properties" window that comes up, locate the Install button
beneath the white selection

box and click it.
# In the window that appears, click Protocol to highlight it and click the
Add... button.

# After a brief delay, the "Select Network Protocol" window should appear.
Click the Have Disk...

button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window.
# The "Install From Disk" window should appear, and allow you to type
something in. Type in

c:windowsinf and click OK.
# Select "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list that appears, and
click OK. You should be

returned to the Local Area Connection Properties window after a brief
delay.

# Click the OK or Close button (whichever is available) to close the Local
Area Connection

Properties window.
# Restart your computer.
# After Windows has loaded, your connection to the Internet should be
restored. Also, your IP

address, if checked, should look like 128.211.x.x.

--
joke0

Tout est revenu dans l'ordre
Merci pour tout
phh
"joke0" <joke0_NOSWEN@tiscali.fr> a écrit dans le message news:
XnF95658A60EDF71joke0@127.0.0.1...

Salut,

phh:

je teste ce soir en essayant de trouver un poste pour
telecharger. D'ici je n'ai acces qu'au forums

Je te mets une procédure manuelle en anglais. Si tu ne comprends pas bien
l'anglais, on peut

traduire.

# To see if a corrupted Winsock key is the source of your connection
problem, you must first

attempt to renew your IP address. To start this process, click the Start
button, and then Run.

# Type in command in the Run box and click OK.
# A black box, the MS DOS command prompt, will appear. Type the command
ipconfig /renew

and press Enter.
# There should be a short delay, followed by the response: An error
occurred while renewing

interface local area connection: an operation was attempted on something
that is not a socket.

# If you receive this message, the problem is most likely a corrupt
Winsock key and you can

continue on to the next step. If not, please contact the ResNet Help Desk
for additional

assistance and do not continue.
# Type in exit and press Enter to close the MS DOS command prompt.
# Click the Start button again, and then Run.
# Type in regedit and click OK.
# The Registry Editor should appear. On the left-hand side, you should see
a row of folders.

Look for "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and click the + sign next to it.
# The folder should expand to show its contents. Look for the "SYSTEM" sub
folder beneath it,

and click the + sign next to it. Repeat this step for the
"CurrentControlSet" and "Services" sub

folders.
# The Services folder contains many sub folders, listed in alphabetical
order. Scroll down to the

"W" section and find "Winsock" and "WinSock2".
# These two sub folders must be removed. Click on the "Winsock" sub folder
to highlight it, then

press the Delete key on your keyboard. Confirm the deletion. Follow the
same procedure for

"WinSock2".
# Restart your computer. Do not attempt to proceed to the next step
without restarting.

# After Windows has loaded, click Start and open the Control Panel.
# Open the "Network Connections" window. You should see a "Local Area
Connection" icon.

You may have to click "Network Connections" again to see this.
# Right-click on the "Local Area Connection" icon, and click "Properties".
# In the "Properties" window that comes up, locate the Install button
beneath the white selection

box and click it.
# In the window that appears, click Protocol to highlight it and click the
Add... button.

# After a brief delay, the "Select Network Protocol" window should appear.
Click the Have Disk...

button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window.
# The "Install From Disk" window should appear, and allow you to type
something in. Type in

c:windowsinf and click OK.
# Select "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list that appears, and
click OK. You should be

returned to the Local Area Connection Properties window after a brief
delay.

# Click the OK or Close button (whichever is available) to close the Local
Area Connection

Properties window.
# Restart your computer.
# After Windows has loaded, your connection to the Internet should be
restored. Also, your IP

address, if checked, should look like 128.211.x.x.

--
joke0

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Tout est revenu dans l'ordre
Merci pour tout
phh
"joke0" a écrit dans le message news:

Salut,

phh:
je teste ce soir en essayant de trouver un poste pour
telecharger. D'ici je n'ai acces qu'au forums

Je te mets une procédure manuelle en anglais. Si tu ne comprends pas bien
l'anglais, on peut

traduire.

# To see if a corrupted Winsock key is the source of your connection
problem, you must first

attempt to renew your IP address. To start this process, click the Start
button, and then Run.

# Type in command in the Run box and click OK.
# A black box, the MS DOS command prompt, will appear. Type the command
ipconfig /renew

and press Enter.
# There should be a short delay, followed by the response: An error
occurred while renewing

interface local area connection: an operation was attempted on something
that is not a socket.

# If you receive this message, the problem is most likely a corrupt
Winsock key and you can

continue on to the next step. If not, please contact the ResNet Help Desk
for additional

assistance and do not continue.
# Type in exit and press Enter to close the MS DOS command prompt.
# Click the Start button again, and then Run.
# Type in regedit and click OK.
# The Registry Editor should appear. On the left-hand side, you should see
a row of folders.

Look for "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and click the + sign next to it.
# The folder should expand to show its contents. Look for the "SYSTEM" sub
folder beneath it,

and click the + sign next to it. Repeat this step for the
"CurrentControlSet" and "Services" sub

folders.
# The Services folder contains many sub folders, listed in alphabetical
order. Scroll down to the

"W" section and find "Winsock" and "WinSock2".
# These two sub folders must be removed. Click on the "Winsock" sub folder
to highlight it, then

press the Delete key on your keyboard. Confirm the deletion. Follow the
same procedure for

"WinSock2".
# Restart your computer. Do not attempt to proceed to the next step
without restarting.

# After Windows has loaded, click Start and open the Control Panel.
# Open the "Network Connections" window. You should see a "Local Area
Connection" icon.

You may have to click "Network Connections" again to see this.
# Right-click on the "Local Area Connection" icon, and click "Properties".
# In the "Properties" window that comes up, locate the Install button
beneath the white selection

box and click it.
# In the window that appears, click Protocol to highlight it and click the
Add... button.

# After a brief delay, the "Select Network Protocol" window should appear.
Click the Have Disk...

button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window.
# The "Install From Disk" window should appear, and allow you to type
something in. Type in

c:windowsinf and click OK.
# Select "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list that appears, and
click OK. You should be

returned to the Local Area Connection Properties window after a brief
delay.

# Click the OK or Close button (whichever is available) to close the Local
Area Connection

Properties window.
# Restart your computer.
# After Windows has loaded, your connection to the Internet should be
restored. Also, your IP

address, if checked, should look like 128.211.x.x.

--
joke0

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