Once you scan a drive you will see the results in the window as shown below. Keep in mind some folders will require administrator access to scan but you can run TreeSize as administrator or have it set to always run as administrator. When you install TreeFree you will have the option to add an Explorer context menu which will give you the option to right click a drive or folder and run TreeSize from there. You can search entire drives or specific folders to see the size of subfolders or files. TreeSize will scan your hard drive(s) and tell you what directories are using how much space and allow you to find out where you need to do some cleanup to free up space on your drive.
This is where a program like TreeSize comes into play. Some people know exactly what they have on their hard drive and where it is while others are a little more careless when it comes to managing available disk space. It seems that no matter what size drive you have in your computer it eventually gets full. Nowadays hard drives are cheap and you can easily add terabytes of space to your computer so you will never run out of room… or so you think. Such a tool would really be fantastic and really help me a lot.Īt the moment there is no assist of CCleaner Cloud.If you are a power computer user then you most likely have a lot of programs installed on your computer and have a lot of files stored on your hard drive.
It should also be possible to open the Tree-Size tool from the message "Drive C: Nearly Full" in the events section of the starting page and in the events tab (the events page).īut it should also be possible to open the Tree-Size tool from the page "Summary" when I click the drive-usage diagram shown at "Disk Space". Here I can analyze the drive and delete large folders.
So when I receive an email from CCleaner Cloud telling me that one of my drives is nearly full, let me click an link in this email that opens the Tree-Size tool of CCleaner Cloud for this drive. Interesting for CCleaner Cloud is only the upper part (the tree structure) not the lower part (showing the size of different files in graphical blocks, where you easily can identify large files). Then I can delete a specific folder directly from WinDirStat or open the selected folder in the Windows Explorer (file manager). WinDirStat scans the entire drive (or just a specific folder), shows for each folder the size as numbers and as a graphical bar and sorts the list by folder size. Here you find the SourceForge website of WinDirStat: Sometimes I receive an email from CCleaner Cloud telling me that one of my drives is nearly full.īut unfortunately there is no tool in CCleaner Cloud that assists me to find large folders and large files.Ī Tree-Size tool like WinDirStat ( ) would be very helpful here.
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