missing file(s) caused by deletion after virusinfection

From: Anja Cosemans (ancosema_at_vub.ac.be)
Date: 10/21/03 

Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2003 05:48:21 -0700

Hello,

Some time ago, I found a virus in a file and I deleted the
file, problem now is that when I right-click on a specific
map, no shortcut table is appearing! This is very annoying
because I can't see any properties of a file, I can't
share or unshare it either... I already tried with the
repair option on the Windows 2000 installation CD, but
that doesn't solve the problem... I don't know which file
(s) or missing... Could you please help me?

Thanks!
Anja

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