Nezzen

Right, but this was all done in a little pop up box in the bottom right corner. I never actually opened the program. It just asked if I'd like to clean. I said yes and then it just started, no selection of what to clean or anything, it just did its thing. All I saw was a progress bar and then when it finished I gave me the picture above.

I didn't get any kind of cleaning summary though. All it gave me was the notification pic I posted above. Yeah I didn't think CC would delete stuff like that; but the thing is, I already did a cleaning with the selections above before this cleaning occurred(it was no where near 15 gb). So I was just curious where it randomly found 15 gigs of stuff to remove. That's really the only reason why I was skeptical. Is it possible that it ignored my selections?

Just want to know if there is anyway to figure out what exactly CCleaner deleted after I choose to approve of this "free up space" pop up. I assumed it would let me choose what I would like to delete but it went straight to the job right after I clicked "yes." Now I'm curious what the 15 gigs of stuff was. More so just scared if any of that stuff was something semi important to me. Any input is much appreciated! Not sure if these cleaner selection pics would tell anything of importance but here they are anyways. (for the internet browsers nothing is selected)