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    Ever try to get the exact size of a system folder and got, larger then x MB? Or the HDD is so heavily fragmented that you don't get the accurate size of huge folders? Worst yet, Your DVD is a bit scratched and your device is reading slowly. Well this piece of freeware can address these problems more for you in the blink of an eye.



    GetFoldersize allows you to determine the size of folders and sub-folders on your hard drive. Determine which programs are taking up your hard disk space. For each folder, you can display the total file size and the number of files and subfolders in the folder.
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    Features:
    Freeware for private and commercial use
    Determine the size of folders and sub-folders on drives, media storages, CD/DVDs, network shares...
    Fast scan algorithm
    Scan file and folder paths with an overall length of up to 32,000 characters and file and folder names containing Unicode characters
    Scan an unlimited number of files and folders
    Show the number of file and/or folder of all files and subfolders
    Display the file size in Bytes, Kilobytes, Megabytes and Gigabytes
    Print the folder tree
    Save the folder tree and information into a text file
    Start GetFoldersize and scan folders right from the windows explorer context menu

    System Requirements:
    Microsoft Windows 7 (all versions)
    Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (all versions)
    Microsoft Windows Vista (all versions)
    Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (all versions)
    Microsoft Windows XP (all versions) *
    Microsoft Windows 2000 (all versions) *
    GetFoldersize also runs on the 64-bit versions of these operating systems.

    * The portable Version of GetFoldersize don't support Windows XP without any Service Pack installed and Microsoft Windows 2000.
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    This is a decent find. Will test it out. See some alternatives below tho.

    WINDIRSTAT is good - Similar to KDIRSTAT on Linux. Totally free.

    TreeSize Free does a pretty decent job as well. The Pro version is better tho, but I not paying for it with free alternatives.

    FolderSizes is another good piece of software, but is gone payware. The free (older) version can be had online or from this link.

    Space Monger is another good tool.

    Of those listed the one I use is WinDirStat. Interface is nice and reminds me of KDIRSTAT on Linux.
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    Quote Originally Posted by khat17 View Post
    This is a decent find. Will test it out. See some alternatives below tho.

    WINDIRSTAT is good - Similar to KDIRSTAT on Linux. Totally free.

    TreeSize Free does a pretty decent job as well. The Pro version is better tho, but I not paying for it with free alternatives.

    FolderSizes is another good piece of software, but is gone payware. The free (older) version can be had online or from this link.

    Space Monger is another good tool.

    Of those listed the one I use is WinDirStat. Interface is nice and reminds me of KDIRSTAT on Linux.

    Windirstat FTW. nothing compares.
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