Unknown Processes ??????
28 March 2007, 04:14 PM
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Unknown Processes ??????
Any ideas what these processes are on my computer?
CLI.exe
BCU.exe
RTHDCPL.exe
PDVDServ.exe
Reader_sl.exe
Any of them dodgy?
I've stopped them and things appear to still work ok so I'm a bit
bob
CLI.exe
BCU.exe
RTHDCPL.exe
PDVDServ.exe
Reader_sl.exe
Any of them dodgy?
I've stopped them and things appear to still work ok so I'm a bit
bob
28 March 2007, 04:21 PM
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28 March 2007, 04:21 PM
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Right then, done some more research and:
CLI is my ATi graphics card
RTHDCPL is my sound card
Reader_sl is some adobe acrobat reader speed thingy (that I can do without)
PDVDServ is Power DVD software (that I don't use anyway)
But BCU is still a mystery to me
CLI is my ATi graphics card
RTHDCPL is my sound card
Reader_sl is some adobe acrobat reader speed thingy (that I can do without)
PDVDServ is Power DVD software (that I don't use anyway)
But BCU is still a mystery to me
28 March 2007, 04:22 PM
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CLI.exe I beleive it is connected to the .net aspect for the ATI graphics card drivers.
PDVDServ.exe is connected with PowerDVD
RLTHDCPL.exe is to do with your RealTek audio control panel
Reader_SL.exe is Adobe Acrobat Speed launch.
Not familiar with BCU.exe
PDVDServ.exe is connected with PowerDVD
RLTHDCPL.exe is to do with your RealTek audio control panel
Reader_SL.exe is Adobe Acrobat Speed launch.
Not familiar with BCU.exe
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lol, fair enough. It's just that I noticed bcu.exe mentioned on this forum thread via a google.
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