Wojo

Just a brief follow-up to my post... Because of my days of growing up with DOS, I tend to refer to all my DRIVES as a letter followed by a colon ( : ), So when I typed in :), I mean t my C Drive, not the emoji. Sorry

I agree with those that are confused by the "cleanup" the tool offers. Granted, a lot of tools available on the internet (and yes, I include many of IObit's) do have a tendancy to "over-hype" what they can do for you, so taking any warning with a grain of salt is good. But, like a couple of the previous posters, I have (in my case) 89 devices to be cleaned. And ya know what? My 😄 drive is the 6th one down the list. I wonder how that could be (considering I'm using my PC right at this moment. Okay, I suppose that maybe IObit's definition of "Invalid devices' data can be cleaned up" means something different then what WE think it means. In other words, that it just makes sure the driver is up-to-date and/or that any unnecessary installation files are cleaned up. But it's a poor way to word the warning. It almost seems like they are trying to scare me... Wojo P.S. Hmm, I just saw the notice just above my post about how "Your content will need to be approved by a monderator". I wonder if this post will appear...