IE - Tools/Internet Options doesnt work

[loran]

Trying to remove NewDotNet from my computer I renamed the file newdotnet3_23.dll that is in the windows folder and after that I was unable to access the Tools/Internet Options.
I renamed that file back to the original name and rebooted the computer but the problem persists.
When I try to open the Internet Options I have the following message: "Restrictions. Cancelled operation because existing restrictions on the computer. Contact the administrator of the system". My Internet Explorer is in portuguese and I dont know if this is the correct translation.
I have Windows Home Edition on my computer and I use to scan against spyware with adaware and spybot.

What should I do to be able to access the Internet Options on the Tools menu again ?? Any help will be very appreciated. Thanks from Rio, Brazil.

[Cache]

First, get rid of that nasty New.Net. Open Add/Remove programs and uninstall New.Net or NewDotNet from there if listed. If it is not listed, follow these instructions:

· From a computer that has Internet access, click on the following link:
http://www.new.net/support/uninstall6_76.exe.
· Download and save uninstall6_76.exe to Local Disc C
· Click on Start.
· Click on Run.
· In the Open window type, C:\uninstall6_76.exe.
· Click on the OK button.
· After removal, you may be prompted to reboot. Please reboot if not prompted.

If you cannot access the internet after removing New.Net:
· From a computer that has Internet access, click on the following link and download LSP-Fix:
http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm
· Unzip it to the desktop and run it. Check "I know what I'm doing", and then select each instance of "newdotnet3_23.dll" in the left-hand panel and click >> to move it to the right-hand panel. Then click Finish to allow LSPfix to rebuild the LSP chain. If the file "newdotnet3_23.dll" is not there simply click Finish. Do NOT remove any other file using LSP-Fix.

If IE still has the restrictions in place, go to the website below--> click "Win XP Fixes"--> from the list, find "Fix Internet Options Restriction" and folow the instructions for use:
http://www.dougknox.com/