Clearing Acrobat data involves removing cached files, temporary internet files, and other data stored by Adobe Acrobat Reader DC or Adobe Acrobat Standard DC. These files can accumulate over time and slow down the performance of Acrobat, or cause conflicts with other software. Regularly clearing Acrobat data can help to improve performance and stability.
There are several ways to clear Acrobat data. One way is to use the built-in Cleaner tool. To access the Cleaner tool, open Acrobat and go to the Edit menu. Select Preferences, and then click on the Cleaner tab. The Cleaner tool will scan your system for Acrobat data and allow you to select which files to delete.
