Newdotnet claims that your best and safest option is to follow their removal
procedures as published at their website:
http://www.newdotnet.net/
I believe that this is, in fact, both accurate and safe--i.e. you won't get
more spyware by following their uninstall procedures or visiting their site.
Microsoft Antispyware, however, does, I believe, remove this program. You
may need to restart in Safe mode and do full scans until one comes through
clean, though.
In addition, you may lose Internet connectivity as a result of the removal.
This can be fixed via the procedure in this KB article and another linked to
it:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892350
Also, after such a removal, you may be left with a startup item pointing to
a non-existant executable. This can be fixed various ways.
Start by looking in Control Panel, add or remove programs--to see whether it
is listed there, and whether the removal via that method works. It should.
