If your CleanMyMac X is repeatedly asking for your password, it can be frustrating and concerning. One of the main reasons this may occur is due to the software trying to access certain areas that require administrative permissions on your Mac.

When you initiate a system cleanup or optimization process with CleanMyMac X, it may need to make changes to system settings or files that are restricted to regular users. As a security measure, macOS prompts for your password to ensure that only authorized users can make such changes.

However, if CleanMyMac X keeps asking for your password over and over again, it could indicate some issues:

• The software may not have been installed correctly or might be corrupted.
• There could be a conflict with other installed applications that interfere with the authentication process.
• Your Mac's security settings might need adjustment.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Reinstall CleanMyMac X to ensure a proper installation.
2. Check for any software conflicts by uninstalling recently added applications.
3. Adjust your Mac's security preferences to allow CleanMyMac X to run without constant authentication prompts.

By addressing these potential issues, you can prevent CleanMyMac X from repeatedly asking for your password and optimize its performance in keeping your Mac clean and secure.