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ntvdm is tied to old dos based or 16 bit programs. &nbsp;what sort of o/s are you running?<br />
what sort of virus scanner? <br />
what sort of spyware stoppers?<br />
what screen saver?<br />
Any dos based programs or really old win95 programs on your system?<br />
If not, then have yoiu checked the system for malware/spyware lately?<br />
You might need to run a registry cleaner like ccleaner. &nbsp;Just make sure to backup the registry before using it. &nbsp;<br />

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ntvdm is tied to old dos based or 16 bit programs.  what sort of o/s are you running?
what sort of virus scanner?
what sort of spyware stoppers?
what screen saver?
Any dos based programs or really old win95 programs on your system?
If not, then have yoiu checked the system for malware/spyware lately?
You might need to run a registry cleaner like ccleaner.  Just make sure to backup the registry before using it.  


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No objection, just glad the asker got it working!<br />
Jappo<br />
Those who've flown with me, enjoyed it. &nbsp;Those who've flown against me, learn what it means to sweat.
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No objection, just glad the asker got it working!
Jappo
Those who've flown with me, enjoyed it.  Those who've flown against me, learn what it means to sweat.

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I leave my computer on overnight, and some mornings when I come in I see a console window, svchost.exe as the title and &quot;File not found&quot; in the window.<br />
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I looked in process explorer to see if I couldn't find out what process this was and it's related to the command &quot;C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntvdm<wbr />.exe&quot; -f -i1<br />
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Does someone know what I can do to stop this from occurring every few days?
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I leave my computer on overnight, and some mornings when I come in I see a console window, svchost.exe as the title and "File not found" in the window.

I looked in process explorer to see if I couldn't find out what process this was and it's related to the command "C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntvdm.exe" -f -i1

Does someone know what I can do to stop this from occurring every few days?

svchost.exe window appears on my desktop some mornings

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