Overall, our tests ran smoothly and we didn't find anything wrong with this app.When working on a computer on a daily basis, you gradually end up having countless files and folders that you might not even remember you have, let alone know where they are located. One of the main advantages of TreeSize Free is that it integrates itself in the Explorer context menu, so it is easy to access. The program uses a moderate amount of system resources and includes an incomplete help file (which mostly focuses on describing the program, not its functionality).

If you hover the mouse cursor over a particular file, you can view its size, permissions, folder, date of creation and last modification, allocated size, path length, number of size, full path, directory level, owner, and more.įurthermore, you can open a new instance in the current application, print a report, scan a specified volume or directory, sort by name or size, expand to a level from 1 to 6 (or you can select full expanding mode), as well as change the viewing mode to 'Size', 'Allocated Space', 'Percent', 'CD/DVD Size', 'File Count', and others.Īdditionally, you can view error messages during scanning, choose colors for the size indicator in the folders background, set a filter to include only certain file formats, enable the option to force the scan to run on one thread only, and more.

The user interface of the software consists of a standard window with files displayed in treeview mode, in descending order (according to their size). Also, your Windows registry entries would remain unchanged.

In other words, you could place TreeSize on a removable device and directly run the executable file on any computer. This tool can also be installed as a portable product. TreeSize Free is a program which can show you which files take up the most space on your hard drive.

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