I used to write DLL shell extensions myself. But now I try to avoid using IContextMenuN interface unless there's no better way. The more you hook directly into Explorer the flakier it gets. :) I might be tempted if somebody wrote a free 64 bit shell extension skeleton wizard like I used for 32 bit back around 2001. No way I want to code up that interface crap by hand. The Song of the Volga Boatmen is playing in the background at just the thought. :)
It's your imagination! Seriously it does seem to be better with more info, can't figure out what though.
Had a quick search but couldn't find anything so I have tried this and it is just really quick and easy to use for looking at files and the amount of space they take up.
Folder Size - Freeware file size analysis. Check the directory sizes, folder sizes and file sizes on your computer with this freeware tree size analysis tool.
I've used WDS for years. I love the graphics. It's a shame the port to 64 bit seems to be stalled though. I don't think the 32 bit version knows how to get around the folder redirection that Wow64 uses. But for speed I haven't seen anything come close to WizTree. Reads MFTs and is lightning fast. Of course for that reason it's limited to NTFS.
This one is freely downloadable along Expression Design 4 and Expression Encoder 4 with SP1 too.
Microsoft Expression Web 4 (Free Version)
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might be my imagination (plenty of that LOL!!) biut it seems to run faster and in more depth