14 replies
by dklippert
It sounds like the W32.Nimda.A@mm virus.
Go to
Search for and download the recovery tool. Here is the URL:
(There are no spaces in the URL)
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.nimda.a@mm.removal.tool.html
by thechas
Even if you no longer have the virus, it has damaged your file associations.
You can try re-loading Windows over itself. It may correct the problem.
One of the PCs that I support had a similar problem when it caught the FunLove virus.
We ended up wipeing the hard drive and starting over.
Chas
by joe
Did you try downloading WINZIP?
http://www.winzip.com
by joe
by mlafleur
I remember seeing something similar some time back, caused by a virus. In this particular case, the virus (SirCam) modified a registry key so that every time you tried to open any file whatsoever, it would say that a certain file was not found...
The registry key affected and cleanup instructions are located at the URL mentioned below, good luck!
by cabrones
I have also seen something similar. Very similar to the W32 virus that DKlippert and TheChas had mentioned.
Symantec is your best option for a quick fix. The fix is a small application and easy to use.
by edsdave
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