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squirreldisk is an open-source disk space analyzer for Windows, macOS, and Linux that helps users visualize storage consumption and remove unnecessary files. It displays folder sizes through interactive sunburst charts and treemaps that update as scanning progresses. Users can navigate directory structures, identify large files, and examine storage distribution at different levels. The application supports local drives, remote servers accessed through SSH, and cloud storage services through...

aSpaceScan is a free, open-source disk space analyzer for Windows 10 and 11. It finds what is filling up a drive. On NTFS it reads the Master File Table directly, so a whole drive, a 10 TB one included, is mapped in seconds. A folder tree with size bars, percentages and file counts; file types, and the same totals grouped into categories; the largest files, and search by name, size or age; a duplicate finder with the space you would get back. Every scan is stored automatically, so a scan can be compared with an earlier one to see what grew. Delete, copy and move from the results, several items at once. ...

...Windows 10 2004+ or Windows 11 (x64). Osenpa Disk Analyzer is a free, closed-source Windows app for investigating storage use. Scan one drive or connected drives, inspect file and folder sizes, and filter by category or name. Supported NTFS volumes can use MFT scanning with folder-traversal fallback. Review access warnings and inspect item locations before removing anything. Size and age alone do not mean a file is safe to delete. Name results display up to 2,000 matches. Scanning stays local; launch checks use the network, and optional online search can share a selected path. ...

Disk Speed Test is a lightweight storage benchmark for Windows, built as a modern alternative to CrystalDiskMark. It measures sequential and random read/write speed, IOPS and latency for SSDs, NVMe drives, hard disks, USB sticks, SD cards and network drives. Unlike CrystalDiskMark, which runs Microsoft's DiskSpd tool for each test, Disk Speed Test has its own native I/O engine written in Rust. Everything ships as a single small executable with no installer and no external tools. It uses...

Are you tired of being unable to find what is using up precious hard disk space? Find that huge folder that you didn't know it was there. Select drive and press start to go through directories manually. Click the refresh button to calculate folder size, double-click to the folder name, or press "+" button to see sub folders. Deleting a folder is possible by clicking the bin button next to the folder. Increase the maximum number of folders when required. ...