It can often be very useful to get a rough idea of the memory consumption of a disk, for example, if you are running out of disk space then it’s time to check your system to free up some disk space. I recently came across with the cool software that quickly provides a tidy summary of the largest folders and files in a directory structure. Ridnacs is a very fast disk space usage analyzer for Microsoft Windows. It scans your local drives, network drives or single directories and produces a tree view with a percentage bar chart column.
RidNacs scans your local drives, network drives or single directories and produces a tree view with a percentage bar chart column.
As per official blog –
This gives the user a quick and easy way to identify the largest directories and it’s very useful for cleaning up the disk. The result of the scan can be exported in different formats (XML, HTML, CSV, TXT), so it could be printed or compared with future scans.
Features ::
- Files smaller than a configurable size can be grouped.
- Files can be opened and deleted inside of RidNacs.
- Explorer context menu is supported.
- Associated file icons are retrieved in a background thread (improved performance ).
- And many more.
You can download this software from the following link provided here and once installed, you can either right-click any folder and select Analyze Disk Space Usage With RidNacs option to view detailed folder space usage.
The best thing about this software is it offers Windows Explorer right click integration, enabling you to right click any folder on-the-fly and get a size-chart analysis of it.
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