How do I stop launchd from starting a daemon that doesn't exist?

Question

A while back I downloaded OpenDrive. I never used it and trashed it. However, every once in a while my iMac gets sluggish or otherwise acts up. I run Console to see what's going on and it appears that launchd is trying to start OpenDrive.I then do a search for pieces of OpenDrive that got left behind, but now and then the problem reappears.
How do I stop this forever? I looked around the Communities and found someone with the same issue, but he solved it bit didn't know what he did.
I have searched, and cannot find anything anywhere on my hard drive to delete.
I tried pasting the Console message but it won't paste. It says something like "com.geeNian.ShellExt.Daemon.plist [1358] posix_spawn, .... no such file or directory

Answer 1

What is the Terminal commands to remove via launchctl?
There was no supplied uninstaller, unfortunately.
OpenDrive is that software that refuses to go quietly into the night. I trashed it using either AppCleaner or TrashMe, both of which search for related files and comprehensively delte the software. They don't always get everything, though.
But the flippin' thing refuses to die, periodically showing up in attempts to run and buggering up the iMac. Console gets spammed, I spend hours on search-and-destroy missions looking for remnants of it. I find them, get rid of them, and all is well, for a few months. And then.... it's baaaaaaaaaaaaaccckkkkk!!!!!!!
That's why I also asked if there's a way to find anything and everything related to it on the system. I have EasyFind, iFileX and something else I can't remember. They haven't been able to find anything except for Console messages and emails.