CCC.exe, virus or ATI executable? Solved

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Hello everyone,  Here is my question, I noticed that when I wanted to shut down my PC, I sometimes got the following message, SHUTTING DOWN PROCESS CCC.exe!! I investigated and noticed that this process was using 1024 K of memory. I stopped the process and searched for this program, it turns out it is in the ATI directory. I should mention that I have an ATI SAPPHIRE RADEON 9550 graphics card. With the Catalyst software. All under XP Home + SP2 regularly updated. Antivirus AVAST also regularly updated.  So, is it a virus or necessary for my graphics card?  Thank you in advance for your enlightening help.  Best regards, Molene

Jimmyb3 · Accepted Answer

Hello, it's indeed a process of your graphics card, CCC stands for Catalyst Control Centre It's less common for it not to stop properly, I've seen the issue under Vista, I hope an update will solve the problem. For your information, there is also a virus named CCC.exe, but it resides in the system directories of Windows -- "Love as a sword, humor as a shield" Bernard Werber

molene · Answer

Hello,   Thank you for your quick response, that's what I thought, but I preferred to ask the question just in case.   Thanks again and see you soon for more adventures.   Ciao, Molene

bobarry · Answer

Hello, I have read quite a few questions/answers regarding the message below: "catalyst control center: monitoring program has stopped working". Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think I've seen a proposed solution. Even though, as far as I can tell, it doesn't seem to impact the functioning of my machine. Has anyone managed to resolve this issue so far? Thank you.

baba · Answer

Hello, who can tell me what CCC EXE is? EVERY TIME I TRY TO SHUT DOWN MY PC, IT SHOWS UP. HOW CAN I FIX IT AND GET IT BACK TO NORMAL? WHO CAN HELP ME? I HAVE WINDOWS VISTA.

Kisko51 · Answer

Me too, I have the same problem; can someone tell me what to do to remove this process?

olive_66 · Answer

same problem, I think, Ati2exx.exe is running in duplicate... according to several posts I've seen online, it seems that the issue is coupled with duplicates of .exe and 12 or 13 svchost.exe. Is that the case for you? Other than that, I'm not making any progress in solving the problem...

Leonya · Answer

Hello  I have the same issue, and while searching on our friend Google, I found various links that I read and reread, but I don't have the same program names CCC; for me, it's Control Catalyst Center (which does not say it should be uninstalled) and Control Catalyst Manager (which offers to be uninstalled)  Here's one of the links that made me decide to post here http://www.infos-du-net.com/forum/299007-6-resolu  Thank you for your help

zazabetainc · Answer

Hello, I had the same problem as you. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate, the black 64-bit version. My optimizer optimized ccc.exe too. I didn't take any chances; I went into Task Manager and disabled ccc.exe. I did a search in Program Files (x86), and yes, it indeed exists, but it’s different from yours. So, if I look closely, there is a Windows package, mst help files  ccc all packages, utility files 64x; for me, it's ccc2 on Windows 7 64-bit black.  Hopefully, this will help. Are these updates?

Jimmyb3 · Answer

Hello The process ccc.exe does relate to Ati cards, it is not necessary for the optimal functioning of the PC, it only serves to adjust various screen settings for those who change them frequently. You can therefore disable it: press "Windows key"+R, type msconfig in the box and validate. In the startup tab, uncheck "Control Catalyst Center". Confirm and restart. This process is known to have random behavior.  -- "Love as a sword, humor as a shield" Bernard Werber

CCC.exe, virus or ATI executable?

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