so your saying your a virgin ?

Are you sure that you had a total hysterectomy? That usually means that the cervix has also been removed. Another thing to clarify is that a pap shows abnormalities in the cervix and not necessarily cervical cancer. It is meant to be used as a screening tool (to detect pre cancerous changes) rather than a diagnostic tool. If you are a virgin then it is very unlikely that you have contracted HPV, and in that case it could be that the HPV test showed a false positive (saying that you have HPV when you actually don't). However, sometimes HPV can remain dormant in your body for years after having first contracted it. So it is sometimes very hard to pinpoint the person who has infected you (i.e. if you have had multiple partners).