videodrv.exe is a known malware utility. The correct method of fixing the issue is to delete this file, after backing up your PC, and scanning for more malware.

videodrv and it's associated process, I-Worm.Mimail virus, are known to be a type of malware. Before making any changes to your PC, you should backup your files, or create a Windows system restore point, so you don't lose any essential data.

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If videodrv.exe is active on your PC, the chances that other types of adware or spyware are still on your computer are pretty high. You can avoid future problems with spyware and viruses by using this free PC scanning tool.

It is known that nmesrvc.exe is part of a process called Oracle Enterprise Manager executable, but we are unsure if this process is malware or spyware, and could be harmful to your PC. Has nmesrvc.exe been found or your PC? If you know what this file does, please post a comment with what you know.

You may have a malware or a form of adware on your PC, and be completely unaware.

Using this free PC scanning toolis a good way to avoid any future problems with adware and viruses.

odcfg.exe has links to adware and viruses. It's possible that your hard drive's security is being compromised by this program. It's very important that you scan your system right away to avoid any further damage.

AdClicker Spyware is a type of malware, and odcfg is linked to it. Adware and viruses often masquerade as non-harmful files, so backing up your hard drive before removing files is a very good idea.

A good way to ensure that you only remove bad files is to use Computer Associates's free scan of your hard drive.

Since odcfg.exe was located on your hard drive, other types of adware and viruses are probably lurking, undiscovered. This free hard drive scan is probably the best way to make sure you don't experience future issues with bad files.