WinDirStat or SequoiaView

Hello all.
The other day I was jumping thru the Forum and I stumbled across a topic in which
a couple of programs had been mentioned. WinDirStat and SequoiaView. I have -
- looked & looked, used the forum search agian & agian and can't find the thread.

I do have but simple questions about these two programs, as i can't find the thread,
Let me ask about them here. If any be familiar with either of these programs, please
share your exsperiance about them and also mention any similar such programs.

Do they work good with Vista & windows7 - Would you recommend to use such programs?
Which of the two do you like the best or use the most of and why?

Once agian that was, - WinDirStat or SequoiaView. Thank you.
Paul'y.

Its to see what is taking up space on your hard drive and they both work on vista and 7.

SequoiaView - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

WinDirStat - Windows Directory Statistics

You guys aswered that very fast, Thankyou.
I should have taken a poll - Who will be the first to answer. lol.
Instead I'll ask, which program do you prefer? Thanx again guys.

Paul'y

Thank you.

I found the two programs and the download pages. I went for the WinDirStat.
I'm having trouble opening the setup.exe file. I get this error/warning message.

- A referral was returned from the server. -

Suspecting a corrupt download, I downloaded a second file. Same thing.
With that, I rule out an i.e. problem, I downloaded with Firefox. same error message.
After trying to open the setup.exe file three times, I thought, - What?

I have never seen this message ever. What do ya suppose this means? Please help.

Note, I attempted this late yesterday, I tried again once today. (4 times in all).

Paul'y

I realise this post is a bit old, but if anyone is still looking for Sequioaview or Windirstat, I have a free alternative called FileTreeView. It's based on the ideas that Sequioaview present but overcomes one major hurdle that I always found; if you wanted to review (say) a path at c:\folder1\nextfolder\finalfolder, Sequioaview always trawls the entire disk.
Please feel free to download FileTreeView, which works on XP, Vista and Win7, 32bit and 64bit from FileTreeView – a SequioaView-like Application « Scott's code and other ponderings…

Thanks
Scott

Hi all,
just to let you know that I've made the source code for FileTreeView available at FileTreeView source (1.0.0.0) « Scott's code and other ponderings…

Thanks
Scott