jcbzhnsr1

Anyone familiar with CLI.exe? I have 4 of these instances running in my processes under task manager... Help.

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JacKz5o

Its your ATI Catalist drivers.. its safe

http://www.liutilities.com/products/...sslibrary/cli/

Don't know why theres 4 of them.. try reinstalling?

jcbzhnsr1

But each of these instances takes like 30 MB of memory...? Why so much? And I'd never seen them with stock drivers... I figured warcats had been slimmed down...

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JTD92

if i were u i end the cli.exe process i dont see much out of them so i usually close.

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JacKz5o

Wait no.. it gets installed with your drivers. Its a diagnostic tool. You can disable it in the preferences.

ENTERPRISE

CLI.EXE is the Runtime component for the ATI catalyst control center..You shouldnt have 4 running.

I would reinstall drivers using this procedure to get rid of the other CLI'S

Installing Graphic card driver efficiently!!! When you Update your graphics cards drivers theres ways that you should go about it. Follow these simple steps below.

1.Download and install ''Driver Cleaner'' Here:
http://www.drivercleaner.net/professional.html
2.Uninstall your Current Display drivers such as your ''ATI'' or ''Nvidia'' drivers.
3.Now run ''Driver cleaner'' and depending on the Drivers you have you will have to select either ''ATI'' or ''Nvidia'' from the drop down menu. Only select the main title of the driver in the drop down such as just ''ATI'' or ''Nvidia''
4.Once you have selected Your driver click on the ''Start'' button and this will now start the driver cleaning process. ( Do this twice to be sure )
5.Now reboot your system and Download the latest Nvidia or ATI and go ahead and install them.

Doing this avoids driver corruption and conflicts so you can now enjoy smooth gameplay.

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You do love the whole copy and paste don't you enterprise

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gonX

Yes he does, I've been pointing that out several times.

Also, I usually just end them.
The only thing they do, is the VPU Recover stuff, and that rarely happens to me.

And if it does anyway, I'll just reboot.

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Well ill copy and paste that all i want when needed and relevant...Whats the point in typing out the same thing over and over when you have it handy ?...Thankyou

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gonX

You're right, but why not just make a little difference in each post?

Linking to your FAQ would be faaar easier too.

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