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If you've plugged in a USB drive or SD card and found that your files are missing and replaced with shortcuts, your USB drive has likely been infected with a shortcut virus. Luckily, your data still exists—it's just hidden by the virus. You can remove the virus using a free tool like UsbFix or by running some commands at the command prompt. Once the virus is removed from the flash drive, do a full scan of your computer using you preferred antivirus tool before reconnecting the USB drive.
1-Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.
2-Type DRIVELETTER: and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with the letter of your flash drive.
3-Type del *lnk and press ↵ Enter. This deletes the shortcuts from the drive.
4-Type attrib -h -r -s /s /d DRIVELETTER:\*.* and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with your USB drive's letter. This unhides the files, remove any read-only attributes, and remove the shortcuts. When the command is finished running, your files will be usable again.
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