How do I identify large files on my HDD?

juanantoniod · 30 Sep 2010

Hello everyone,

I have recently started using iPhone with Windows 7, and I *think* that some of the videos and photos transferred from iPhone to Windows 7 HDD may be using up much of my HDD space.

Besides the obvious: Checking each file and folder for size and contents, is there a 'performance program' that will identify the larger files on a drive? (FWIW, I recall seeing this as an option one a program I have used in my computer 'travails' over the years.)

Thanks a bunch for any input!

strollin · 30 Sep 2010

Take a look at WinDirStat. It will show you a graphical view of your entire disk usage and you will be able to see what folders and files are using the most disk space.

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WindowsStar · 30 Sep 2010

strollin said:

Take a look at WinDirStat. It will show you a graphical view of your entire disk usage and you will be able to see what folders and files are using the most disk space.

+1 Works Great and it is very fast.

juanantoniod · 30 Sep 2010

Thanks, guys! I will check them out -- rep to come after I see what they arae all about! I appreciate your fast reponses.

pbcopter · 30 Sep 2010

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pacinitaly · 02 Oct 2010

pbcopter said:

I like TreeSize free

JAM Software - Windows Freeware

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