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The first property caption showing the drives that are currently in use and second is freespace, which shows the available space of hard drive. The one showing the total Size of each drive. The above command will show the free and total space of hard drive and just give an overview of hard drive usage. Learn more. Ask Question. Asked 12 years, 6 months ago. Active 1 year, 10 months ago. Viewed k times.

How can I visualize which folders and files are taking up all of the space on my hard drive? Improve this question. However, I use Space Monger on Windows 7 and have taken to it's layout.

Keep in mind, this can be detrimental to performance. Plus the numbers can never be accurate, thanks to hardlinks. Right-click and go to properties.

The folder size will be calculated when that request is done. Like surfasb said, performance is probably the major reason that this isn't show anymore. Try out TreeSize -- its free, can scan a directory or disk, and graphically will list out where all your "stuff" is and what's taking the most space. Want to suggest an website that don't require any installation: diezyweb — Endless. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Seems to be based on an earlier college project SequioaView w3.

I suspect both are derivative. I love WinDirStat, and the fact it's a small standalone. If only they could do something about those rather ugly shiny boxes at the bottom :S — Svish. Svish : I know it's been a while since you posted, but you can adjust WinDirStat's settings to change the look of the ugly boxes at the bottom to something that better suits your tastes. Show 7 more comments. This one also shows live changes! Looks so much better than the ugly WinDirStat.

Very clean. Thanks : — Svish. It updates real-time when cleaning up the disk. Amen, I've tried many apps in this genre, and most add so many bells and whistles that it's just distracting. I adore JDiskReport, it makes everything so easy. It's a great app, but it doesn't account for Junction folders in NTFS so the total size may be calculated as larger than it really is.

It's the best visualizer for me, in my opinion. Other visualizers either try to be too 'cool' or I don't know but they seem convoluted. The only problem with SpaceMonger at least the older freeware version is that it ignores Unicode filenames.

It just skips right over them and doesn't include the file at all. WinDirStat at least handles those correctly. I don't know about newer versions of SpaceMonger. It looks nice but it's not for Windows Vista or Windows 7 — Jonas. SequoiaView is free and happily works all the way up to Windows 7 and Server Note: It's not free — Sawny.