If you don't want ANY control panel thingie installed, just open DPs_fnsh.cmd (inside bin\finish.7z) and remove the lines that refer to the ATICCC (do a search for "ATICCC.exe"). In the next version of DriverPack Graphics A, the good ol' Control Panel should be reincorporated though. ATI has added it again, on a request en masse of their users .

Nice one sure will be appreciated.

Cheers
MC.

g is, though, that my laptop which runs NHC, which also requires .NET always installas the CP version of the drivers, which, in turn, do not require .NET.
Any reason for that, Bash?

Yes... The Control Panel isn't developed in C# (which required .NET), but other languages (probably C++) that do NOT need a framework.

Correct.

That will be indeed become an option.

So really that means that ATI Catalyst Control Center needs .NET Framework installed and that is root of problem.

Correct.
It's just the GUI which is dependent on .NET, the driver itself works flawlessly without.

No, unless you have other applications that require it (as I do).
Basically, I integrate it using the German variant of RyanVM (sereby.german-nlite.de).
The funny thing is, though, that my laptop which runs NHC, which also requires .NET always installas the CP version of the drivers, which, in turn, do not require .NET.
Any reason for that, Bash?

Oh, have they?
Last version I found including the CP was 6.3.
Of coure, you could always install the 6.5s, uncheck the CCC in adv. install options and install just the CP from 6.3.
Works like a charm.

Could we get an option to chose whether we want to integrate CCC or CP though?

Over the time I've become rather fond of the CCC (ATi did a lot to shorten loading times!) since it offers more options for more recent VPUs.
I already tried ATT but that didn't quite work out for me...

Follow these instructions to install it:

You need to open a command prompt window (cmd.exe) and navigate to your I386 directory (of the XPCD on your harddrive).
Once there run:

expand -r svcpack.in_

Then, open the svcpack.inf file in Notepad and under the "[SetupHotfixesToRun]" section, add "dotnet11sp1.exe".
Save the file and delete the "svcpack.in_" file.

Once you've downloaded the "dotnet11sp1.exe" file (from Ryan's site) put it in the I386\SVCPACK directory. It should work then.

Hope you can understand my rambling, I never was any good at teaching other people things. Any questions, just ask.

Edit: The CLI.EXE file isn't actually from the ATI drivers. It stands for "Common Language Interface" and is part of the .NET Framework install. That is the reason for your problem.