| Tim | I would HIGHLY suggest removing this process. I have an ATI graphics card on my pc, I started experiencing significant slow down on my PC. The activity monitor showed my CPU constantly around 60%, with NO corresponding application responsible for this ( the system idle application read at 95% ). All my internet activities were slow, causing major lags in world of Warcraft. The installation of the CLI.exe requires the microsoft.net framework. When I removed this, my cpu dropped down to 5% utilized again. As it's not needed (unless you change graphics settings often), it's just NOT WORTH loading microsoft.net and getting hit by performance problems from that. What's more, it's not correctly monitored. BTW, no viruses or ad-ware are present on my pc. |
| pomDomz | Yes i have the same symptoms as dane, as soon as i put it on and restart it would give me unable to load please terminate popups, uninstalled and don't have any problems. why would ati make something so buggy? |
| dane | so you're saying it's safe to remove cli.exe? whenever i start my computer up my computer spams errors involving something to do with cli.exe being not able to load something.. should i jus remove it? |
| Pace | I've had the cli.exe loaded for some time now. Just recently it starting trying to access the net. I never give it full time permission. When I give it temp. permission, it trys to access the net a half hour later. It does this constantly. Is this normal? |
| Jordan | The errors you were getting are probably because .net framework was not installed. |
| Mega | Same problem here... it is running THREE times. Noticed immediate system slowing. Latest .Net Framework IS installed |
| Randy | Yeah this is great and all, but nobody wants to tell me HOW TO REMOVE CLI.exe. Everyone just wants to talk ABOUT removing it, but not how. Help. |
| name | All you need to do is removed the ATI software from system |
