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Process name: SPI or SPI (Creative X-Fi Module)
Product: Creative Audio Product
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Company: Creative Technology (creative.com)
File: CTxfispi.exe
This task is part of the software package that implements Creative's X-Fi, an advanced audio system for both desktop and notebook computers. This process supports the operation of X-Fi in a number of ways, such as changing X-Fi modes and detecting when headphones are plugged into the Creative device. It should normally be considered part of the hardware drivers and left running.
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Users Opinions
Average user rating of CTxfispi.exe: based on 23 votes. Read also the 19 reviews.
119 users ask for this file. 13 users rated it as not dangerous. 3 users rated it as not so dangerous. 4 users rated it as neutral. One user rated it as little bit dangerous. 2 users rated it as dangerous. 2 users didn't rate it ("don't know").
| All comments about CTxfispi.exe: | |
|---|---|
| sound card drivers crap. Reuben | |
| It is a program used for the XiFi Sound Card interface the geek | |
| Made for Creative X-Fi Soundcards, if disabled with Elite Pro Cards Radio COntroll doesnt work. continuum2™ | |
| Helper program that handles the knobs on the X-Fi break out panels Grendel | |
| It's installed with X-FI software. I've read that it autodetects headphones. If you really want it gone, boot into safe mode, go to windows/system32 and delete it. It can't load if it doesn't exist. xerkon | |
| Used by Creative Labs' X-Fi series sound cards. Part of it's function is related to headphone autodetection Mitsaras | |
| Displays in Task Manager in capitals, Creative X-Fi utility. It is possible to disable however doing so will disable automatic headphone detection. See also: Link Prof | |
| It's taking up 8496k of my mem. according to Task Manager. Though memory isn't really an issue for me, it would seem high on my old computer. However, it's a perfectly safe file. Seems needed for audio too. :P adsf | |
| Creative Audigy/X-Fi Resident sound driver PSiKoTiC | |
| Creative X-Fi Sound card component. Used for Mode changes among others (Game/Entertainment/Audio Creation) halcyon | |
| Creative X-Fi sound card process, provides auto-headphone switch, when they're plugged in. | |
| This Sound Card USE to many modules.... so system will crash eventual CRASH | |
| Belongs to the Creative Labs X-Fi soundcard. Detects when you plug/unplug headphones anarky | |
| Creative X-Fi adds 180.1 seconds to my shutdown on Vista MerryMarjie | |
| If something on the webpage let me know when this topic and comments occurred I might reveal interesting revelations about the file. But, for all I know the topic and commentary could be from the year 2001 or even older. Include a reference date for the thread and comments. Imagine me making a serious effort to inform people about the topic but the topic been dead for 3 years i just don't know it without date references SkyNet | |
| Creative X-Fi Soundcard doubt | |
| Creative Labs Sound Card No-Sound, man | |
| It is run under the System services DCOM Server Process Launcher. It is self identified as belonging to Creative Technologies; however, its behavior is noticed in system processes that have nothing to do with sound and everything to do with WBEM + SPI. In words, Web Based Enterprise Management + Smart Plug-Ins Gnomesayin | |
| ctxfispi.exe is a process installed alongside Creative Audio hardware and provides additional configuration options for these devices. "This program is a non-essential process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems. See also: Link Crapper | |
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