DiskSpaceMon : Receive desktop notifications when the free disk space on a monitored drive drops below a certain value, with this small, open-source utility
If you don’t have a lot of disk space to work with, it is important to keep a close eye on how much of it is being used, especially if you need to have a certain amount of disk space available at all times.DiskSpaceMon is a fairly simple application that can ensure you always know when too much of your disk space is being used. It can display tray and pop-up notifications, and it is quite easy to configure.
Set everything up in just a few seconds
Because you don’t need to install anything before using this application, it is very easy to get started. Just launch it and right click the tray icon to access the configuration window.You can select the path to be monitored, set the alert level, write a custom alert message and specify how often it should be displayed. When you are done, just close the configuration window and let the program run in the background.
Receive notifications when you are running low on disk space
Once the configurations have been completed, the application will continue to run in the background, and you can access it at any time from the system tray icon.If the disk space on the monitored drive falls below a certain value, DiskSpaceMon displays a tray area or pop-up notification. The tray icon also changes based on the amount of disk space that is available.
Basic disk monitor for users who don’t have a lot of free space to work with
On the whole, DiskSpaceMon is a relatively simple application, but it can be very helpful if you wish to be notified whenever you are running too low on disk space. It is lightweight, open-source and very easy to configure, and you can even launch multiple instances in order to monitor several drives.
DiskSpaceMon runs on
Windows 10/11
and is available under the
OpenSource under LGPL
license
— the installer is 5.3 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
System.
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