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Analyze Disk Space Usage with SpaceSniffer

23 April 2009 One Comment

SpaceSniffer is a free program which can analyze your hard disk and present you with a dynamic disk map which tells you which folders and files are taking too much space. It gives you a general idea about the disk usage and you can spot your files and folders which are taking too much space. If you have a large disk, then it makes it easy for you to spot your folders that may be containing too much junk data.

SpaceSniffer

The program requires no installation. On running the exe file, the program will ask you to select a disk partition that you want to analyze. Select the drive and it will scan the drive present a Disk Map to you in real time. If you want, you can even open the files and folder or even delete files/folder from there itself and the Disk map will be automatically updated to reflect the changes. Files that are shown can also be filtered and you can customize the chart colours according to your taste. You can also configure it to show free space and unknown space.


The program is a freeware and very small in size. The interface is pretty good with some fancy animations. It works on Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista.

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