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title: "Processing during cleanup"
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Note that the previous steps for fixing data issues assume that your existing .*mcp* data is largely of acceptable quality. However, in some circumstances (for example when you are trying to produce better quality data), rather than persisting in trying to fix a problematic .*mcp* file, you may need to clear the scene and start from the .*x2d* file, or unlabel all the data first. In this case, do not just open the **Processing** panel and click **Reconstruct** or **Label** or run other **Combined Processing** operations as this will not fix problems with the underlying data.

### Clear existing data

To remove all unlabeled data and clear existing labels and solves, at the top of the **Processing** panel, select the **Reset Scene** check box. You can then run **Reconstruct**, etc. Note that you can't undo the reset.

To remove existing labels from the current file, on the** Labeling** tab of the **Processing** panel, select **Clear Existing Labels** and then run **Labeling** as required.

To remove occlusion fixing from your data, in the **Marker Editing** panel, expand the **Restore** section and select the required option.

### > Macro (anchor)

Solve during cleanup

During the cleanup operation, each time you finish cleaning up a range, check its solve. To do this:

1. Ensure the range you cleaned up is selected.
2. On the **Processing** tab on the ribbon, select the arrow on the **Solve Solving** button.
3. Select **Solve Solving Ranges**.
  The selected range is solved, enabling you to quickly check that your cleanup has been successful, without having to solve the whole take.
4. Proceed to clean up the next range that contains mislabels, gaps or noisy markers, etc.
  After you have completed all the cleanup required, finish by solving the entire take. For more information see [Solve the data](https://vicon-help.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ShogunPost121/pages/1253737903).