If you’re a Windows user, I guess you’ve also tried to figure out where all your HDD space is when your cleaning your disk. However, right clicking and going to the properties of the folders is a pretty tedious task, not to mention that it also takes luck sometimes to figure out what’s taking up so much space.
(Last time I was cleaning my HDD, I spent almost 5 hours trying to figure out why I had 2GB+ data on the Documents and Settings folder. Turned out it was because of Google Desktop’s indexation file.)
This utility allows you to know a Folder’s content total size and displays it on the Size tab when you choose “Details” on your folder view. It’s a simple, yet very effective tool, and I definitely recommend it to everyone that uses a computer.
Via Digg
You know, you can also check the box in the Folder Options – View tab that says, “Display file size information in folder tips” in XP. Then when you mouseover a folder it shows you how big that folder is in the tooltip.
I think that it activates that option by default.
it doesnt do subfolders…that XP options..
the tool is much much better.. you can aslo try treesize pro
Great looking site so far!! I’m just starting to look around it but I love the title page!
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