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Message:	: : hi there! : : I had the same problems with this fucking NEWDOT~1.DLL file. NOW I FINALLY FOUND THE SOLUTION! : : Here's a response from a SearchSystemsManagement.com member from last year. In addition here's a link to a Microsoft Knowledge Base article that describes known scenarios where this error has occurred as well as solutions: : : http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q302463 : : Also, as Microsoft describes in the link above, this DLL is supplied by a third-party who can be contacted for instructions on its proper removal. The contact information is toward the bottom of the above MS KB link. : : One of our members, Jean-Michel Beaudoin, added this comment on June 17, 2002: : : I've been faced with this particular problem over the weekend and came up with a solution to it after two, long, sleepless nights... : : This failure notice appears when loading Windows (98, in my case). It informs users that a Dynamic Link Library (.dll) file and the folder it stands in have been deleted from the Program Files folder. C:PROGRA~1NEWDOT~ 1 NEWDOT~ 1.DLL is actually the MS-DOS 8.3 format name for C:Program Filesnewdotnet3_36newdotnet3_36.dll. : : Since the system can't find this particular path, Internet Explorer becomes useless; even if you're able to connect to your Internet provider, I.Explorer simply can't find the server anymore. But there is a simple way to overcome this problem. : : You need to re-establish the missing link. To do so, first open the START menu, then click on SEARCH, and FILES AND FOLDERS... afterward. Search for the NEWDOT~.DLL file in the (C:) drive. The existing newdotnet3_36.dll file will be displayed in the little window bellow. This file, contained in C:WINDOW, is the original one. What you need to do now is to put a copy version of it in the appropriate path. : : Click on the .dll file, and copy it (ctrl + c), then close the box, and open Explorer. You'll click on (C:) and then on Program Files where you will release the copied version of newdotnet3_36.dll. Now simply create a new folder, and name it newdotnet3_36. Drag the copied .dll file into the new folder and Voil?All you need to do is restart your computer, and everything should be alright.