Want to find and remove cached data and other cleanup targets without choosing files one by one? Clean Master for Windows scans for removable items, presents them by category, and lets you decide what to delete.
What does Clean Master scan?
When the program starts, it begins scanning for items it considers removable. The results cover system and web caches, leftover data from some programs, and related registry keys. It also looks for cleanup items associated with online games, social software, and audio and video programs.
The scan results are grouped into categories, so you can see the kinds of files found before cleaning. Clean Master’s stated focus is junk-file removal, with one-click optimization and system cleanup as its main workflow. Removing clutter may free disk space; the scan itself does not establish how much speed or storage a particular PC will gain.
Choosing what to remove
After the scan, select specific items or choose a whole category for removal. This gives you control over which of the detected groups are included in a cleanup. Once you apply the cleanup, a graph displays what was removed and the file locations those items came from.
The category-based selection is central to the process: scan first, inspect the grouped findings, then clear the entries you choose. The program’s scan includes registry-key leftovers, so those entries appear among the cleanup targets alongside cached files and other program data.
- Choose individual scan results when you want a narrower cleanup.
- Select a complete category to remove its detected items together.
Cleanup results and privacy
Clean Master presents removing junk files as part of PC optimization and privacy protection. Its web-cache scan is one of the specific cleanup areas relevant to browsing data; the available workflow centers on reviewing scan categories and selecting items for deletion.
The graph shown after cleaning provides a record of the removed items and their source locations. That view can help identify which locations contributed most of the cleanup, while the categories show whether the scan found caches, software leftovers, registry entries, or files associated with games and media programs.
Pros
- Select individual cleanup items or clear an entire category
- Scans system and web caches, app leftovers, and game-related files
- Shows removed files and their source locations in a graph
Cons
- Cleanup targets only caches, leftovers from some programs, registry keys, and generated junk files
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Does Clean Master delete everything it finds automatically?
No. After scanning, you can choose individual items or select entire categories before applying the cleanup.
What types of files does Clean Master look for?
It scans system and web caches, some program leftovers and registry keys, and cleanup items associated with online games, social software, and audio or video programs.
What does the graph show after cleaning?
It shows the items removed and the file locations they came from.