Disc Space Reporter

Analyzing disk space may seem like a trivial task, but when you have to deal with a crowded computer, things suddenly get complicated, especially since Windows doesn't show folder size in File Explorer. Luckily, you can use specialized applications like Disc Space Reporter to determine which files and folders take up the most disk space.

Key Features:

• Skips setup process


• Supports NTFS and FAT file systems


• Real-time progress updates


• Detailed view of folders and files


• Export data in its own file type

Technical Specifications:

• File Type: .exe


• Publisher: Malte Weiss


• Price: FREE


• System Requirements: Windows OS

Running the application initially brings up a compact window where you can select the drives you want to scan. The application supports both NTFS and FAT file systems, and you can customize the scan by choosing the number of files to include in the ranking system.

During the scanning process, a real-time updating progress window shows the percentage of each step and the location currently being analyzed. Once the scan is complete, you can view and browse through the generated data with a ranking system that shows files taking up the most space.

Disc Space Reporter provides a detailed view of folders that you can expand and collapse, showing space allocation, percentage of parent folder, and space without subdirectories. Unfortunately, the only way to export data is in the application's own file type.

In conclusion, Disc Space Reporter can help you manage your space efficiently by providing a detailed view of all folders and files, along with their numerical values, percentages, and progress bars. While it excels in space management, the limitation of export options may be a drawback for some users.