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DiskView7.0.3

DiskView : Graphically see disk space usage from Windows Explorer

Operating system
Windows 10/11
File size
3.2 MB
License
Time-limited Trial
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Overview

What is DiskView?

DiskView : Graphically see disk space usage from Windows Explorer

In depth

A closer look at DiskView

Visually manage and organize your disk space - from Windows Explorer! DiskView analyzes your disk space, understands it's structure, assimilates information, and presents it visually so that you can understand and manage your files and folders easily - without stepping out of Windows Explorer. DiskView helps you find big files at a glance, and visually shows how disk space is organized not only on your computer, but also on network shares and mapped network drives. DiskView uses a combination of color, shape, size, texture and transparency to represent various attributes of the file-system - hidden files and folders are transparent, newer are bright, system files have distinctive patterns and file-system attributes are depicted with icons. At every folder opening in Windows Explorer, you can view its items' usage percent as a pie or bar chart. With one glance, you can see which files and folders are taking up the most disk-space, and gain an intimate understanding of how disk space is distributed on your computer.

Verdict

Should you download DiskView?

DiskView runs on Windows 10/11 and is available under the Time-limited Trial license — the installer is 3.2 MB. We’ve catalogued it under File Management.

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At a glance

DiskView specifications

Category
File Management
Publisher
Vyooh, Inc.
License
Time-limited Trial
Operating system
Windows 10/11
File size
3.2 MB
Price
Free
Page views
450

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