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When you run optimize, what does x amount of bytes cleared mean?

  • November 15, 2016
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When you run optimize, What does X amount of bytes cleaned?

Best answer by Ssherjj

Hello filipweb1505
 
Welcome to the Wewbroot Community,
 
Please have a look here at how to run System Optimizer.
 
And look here https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/How-to-use-System-Optimizer/ta-p/71341
 
System Optimizer cleans up your system

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    • November 15, 2016
    Hello filipweb1505
     
    Welcome to the Wewbroot Community,
     
    Please have a look here at how to run System Optimizer.
     
    And look here https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/How-to-use-System-Optimizer/ta-p/71341
     
    System Optimizer cleans up your system
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      • BurnDaddy
      • November 15, 2016
      Hi filipweb1505,
       
      Welcome to the Webroot Community.
       
      Edit: I see that Sherry has already responded. I will leave this as a quick summary to the question you asked. ;)
       
      That number represents the amount of space, in Megabytes, that was freed up on your system by the removal of unnecessary files, like temporary files, cookies, and files in the recycle bin. This helps your PC to run more efficiently.
       
      Hope this info helps.
       
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