Today I was cleaning a laptop with CCleaner that has a 1 terabyte drive. The results in how much it cleaned out from the laptop, I believe were inaccurate. The attachment isn't showing, but I have a screenshot that shows CCleaner cleared out 6,760,668,996,226 MB in 97.761 sec's.
Any ideas on this.
Did you place a checkmark in wipefreespace (windows tab>advanced)
People have reported erroneous high file size amounts of cleaning before, so it's something unresolved over many versions.
That number you provided equals according to: https://www.gbmb.org/megabytes
6760668.996226 TB
See below for posting screenshot.
Also although this is an old thread would any of it apply to you?
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=26865
People have reported erroneous high file size amounts of cleaning before, so it's something unresolved over many versions.
That number you provided equals according to: https://www.gbmb.org/megabytes
6760668.996226 TB
Yes my boss and I both looked at that and know that is totally impossible. I do have a screenshot of it, so I'm not exaggerating the number. Also, could it be that the ccleaner program isn't designed to read a terabyte drive which might be the reason for the erroneous high number?
Did you read my post above?