What is ScanDrv.dll [Ver:22.0.0.2] ?

Company: unknown
Product: Rising AntiVirus 2010
Version: 22.0.0.2
Size: 101016 Byte (98KB)
MD5: 9bc7f9fca17824c5e573b0d7fb1f5a9f
Signature: signed file
System: Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition Service Pack 2 (build 3790)

Is your computer when windows started with the following error messages ?

"Something wrong with ScanDrv.dll."
"The ScanDrv.dll runtime error."
"The ScanDrv.dll windows error."
"This process has failed to start because the ScanDrv.dll configuration is incorrect."
"High cpu usage ScanDrv.dll."
"The file ScanDrv.dll has not been found."
"Cannot find ScanDrv.dll"
"Error loading ScanDrv.dll"

How to Clean and Fix ScanDrv.dll error ?

To fix ScanDrv.dll error and associated error messages, you have to analyze the nature and causes how the problems origins. You can replace the missing ScanDrv.dll file from another operating system and re-start the program or reboost your computer. In most cases, you still need to register the file to Windows Registry, which stores all the information of Windows configurations, settings and third party program information. Re-installing the program and reboosting your computer may resolve the error and fix the associated Windows Registry issues. However, you could further damage your computer in case you're not familar with Windows Registry and failed to edit the associated Registry entries correctly.

Step1: Free download ScanDrv.dll error fix software, and then install it in your computer.

Step2: Click Start Scan Now button to scan over your computer for existing problems and errors.

Step3: Click "Start Repair" button to completely fix ScanDrv.dll error.

ScanDrv.dll error can be caused by:

Damaged Windows Registry Files caused by this error
Unwanted reduction of PC performance
Pop-up advertisements
Deteriorate Windows operating system performance
Constant Computer freezes
Blue screen of Death errors
Spyware attacks
Undesired spyware attacks
Corrupt or invalid file allocation list, swap file, password list and registry, Incorrect BIOS setting
Sluggish system performance
Serious Malware Attacks
Incorrect or damaged hardware driver