Of course you've heard of WinDirStat, how about Wiztree?

thanksajdotcom

Actually, thinking on it, the picture can be handy. If you have a few large files eating up tons of space, they take up a single, large square on the graphic. That has helped me out a few times.

scottalanmiller

I have a Wiztree out back for when the need strikes.... oh sorry, that's something completely different.

Bill Kindle

@Dashrender I converted to SpaceSniffer a while ago, seems to work faster for me.
http://www.uderzo.it/main_products/space_sniffer/

Reid Cooper

That's pretty nice. WinDirStat is very useful but the graphics are a total waste and do not really seem to serve any purpose. I will have to give this a try.

Dashrender

Necropost!

Three years later and I ran into Wiztree again. Totally forgot about it.

But @coliver got his wish.

coliver

@dashrender said in Of course you've heard of WinDirStat, how about Wiztree?:

Necropost!

Three years later and I ran into Wiztree again. Totally forgot about it.

But @coliver got his wish.

Oh does it run just as fast?

Dashrender

yes.

flaxking

It looks like it is portable, which is something WinDirStat is not

JackCPickup

Scans faster than WinDirStat and Spacesniffer, and it is more accurate.

Dashrender

@jackcpickup said in Of course you've heard of WinDirStat, how about Wiztree?:

Scans faster than WinDirStat and Spacesniffer, and it is more accurate.

Yeah, exactly. I'm not sure if I'd call it accurate or something else, it definitely has the ability to see more deeply into system protected things (OneDrive caches) that either of the others. That's what lead me back to Wiztree recently.

crustachio

Thanks for the tip. I'm a WinDirStat junkie but I'll give this a spin. Although I would really miss just being able to type <Win+R> iexplore ninite.com/windirstat and 20 seconds later having it installed and ready to go

Dashrender

@crustachio said in Of course you've heard of WinDirStat, how about Wiztree?:

Thanks for the tip. I'm a WinDirStat junkie but I'll give this a spin. Although I would really miss just being able to type <Win+R> iexplore ninite.com/windirstat and 20 seconds later having it installed and ready to go

I feel the same for chocolatey