Locateing the problem in CCC.

Mayro · Jun 12, 2005, 12:41 PM

Hi guys,

1

When 5.6 came out there other day, it worked fine and was awsome. As the day progressed CCC started sucking up more and more ram and then finaly got to that point when you start to feel like a aplication is running in 486 mode. lol

How would you go about fixing the memory leak?

2

=petty question, skip if want too=
Is there any way to combine the 3 cli.exe things into one? I know this might sound petty, but as OCD as I am, I hate multiple applications of the same name running. (Still havent figured out how to only have one SVChost-LOL)

3

How would you go about installing a 3rd party driver with out useing the regular control panel that comes with it? AKA use CCC with brand X drivers.

4

*Question that everyone might want an awnser too*
I've heard that you can make a batch file that can remove all traces of basicaly anything that would do anything with your ATI card (basicaly the functions of driver cleaner) but then it can also restart your pc and install the drivers that you tell it to. Like a automated driver uninstaller, updater. I know alot of people hate the hassle of sitting here for 10 minutes to change drivers back and froth and alot of people have problems with there drivers becuase they somehow missed a little bit of a previous driver.

Thanks

redsolar · Jun 12, 2005, 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mayro

Hi guys,

1

When 5.6 came out there other day, it worked fine and was awsome. As the day progressed CCC started sucking up more and more ram and then finaly got to that point when you start to feel like a aplication is running in 486 mode. lol

How would you go about fixing the memory leak?

2

=petty question, skip if want too=
Is there any way to combine the 3 cli.exe things into one? I know this might sound petty, but as OCD as I am, I hate multiple applications of the same name running. (Still havent figured out how to only have one SVChost-LOL)

3

How would you go about installing a 3rd party driver with out useing the regular control panel that comes with it? AKA use CCC with brand X drivers.

4

*Question that everyone might want an awnser too*
I've heard that you can make a batch file that can remove all traces of basicaly anything that would do anything with your ATI card (basicaly the functions of driver cleaner) but then it can also restart your pc and install the drivers that you tell it to. Like a automated driver uninstaller, updater. I know alot of people hate the hassle of sitting here for 10 minutes to change drivers back and froth and alot of people have problems with there drivers becuase they somehow missed a little bit of a previous driver.

Thanks

1. Memory leaks are more than likely not easy to fix apart from logging off or restarting

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2. Nope, not as of yet at least. And you really don't want to have one svchost running, trust me on that one.
3. Well, if you can unpack just the drivers you can install them through device manager, and then install CCC separately (available as a "slow speed" download on ati.com)
4. That would take a lot more than a batch file, though in theory it's possible. It would take a lot of time to write and troubleshoot.

The_Neon_Cowboy · Jun 13, 2005, 12:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mayro

Hi guys,

1

When 5.6 came out there other day, it worked fine and was awsome. As the day progressed CCC started sucking up more and more ram and then finaly got to that point when you start to feel like a aplication is running in 486 mode. lol

How would you go about fixing the memory leak?

2

=petty question, skip if want too=
Is there any way to combine the 3 cli.exe things into one? I know this might sound petty, but as OCD as I am, I hate multiple applications of the same name running. (Still havent figured out how to only have one SVChost-LOL)

3

How would you go about installing a 3rd party driver with out useing the regular control panel that comes with it? AKA use CCC with brand X drivers.

4

*Question that everyone might want an awnser too*
I've heard that you can make a batch file that can remove all traces of basicaly anything that would do anything with your ATI card (basicaly the functions of driver cleaner) but then it can also restart your pc and install the drivers that you tell it to. Like a automated driver uninstaller, updater. I know alot of people hate the hassle of sitting here for 10 minutes to change drivers back and froth and alot of people have problems with there drivers becuase they somehow missed a little bit of a previous driver.

Thanks

#1 take a look. to cut paste from my survey...
at resource useage open the windows task manager

Hit: CTL + ALT + Delete

Then go to view, select columns, make sure the virtual memory size box is checked,
click ok Post here the CLI.exe Memory usages for each

#2 No!
*one is a run time,
*one is the system try icon wich is "optional" easyist way to remove from startup it is delete the short cut in the programs/statup folder
*one is CCC itself

#3 while you'd need to uninstall thier 3rd party control panel, install CCC
useing the CCC only download as found in the low speed section here:
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/...questionID=640
Tkeep in mind some 3rd party apps such as overclockers, tools etc.. are not
compatable with CCC as in they can couse issues though they can be made to
work poperly by the programs author. ATI made the information available to
make CCC compatable plugins but few to none have done it yet.

#4 use driver cleaner
http://www.drivercleaner.net/