The size of our hard drives is increasing so much that we sometimes forget we can still fill them up. If yours is almost full and needs a little cleanup, TreeSize can help you quickly see which folders are the largest.<\/p>\n
The software displays a tree view of your disk similar to that of Windows Explorer. Each folder is associated with an indication of its size and a bar whose color varies according to the disk usage percentage.<\/p>\n
The indicator can be customized to display the size in bytes or as a percentage, and folders can be sorted by name or size. Treesize integrates with the Windows Explorer context menu, allowing you to "scan" any directory to obtain the size occupied by each subfolder.<\/p>\n
Conversely, within Treesize, a right-click on "Explore" gives you access to the corresponding directory in the explorer.<\/p>\n
Configuration:<\/strong><\/span> Facility :<\/strong><\/span>
\n\u2013 Windows (32\/64 Bits): XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10
\n\u2013 Processor: 2 GHz
\n\u2013 Memory: 1 GB
\n\u2013 Hard drive: 500 MB of free space available<\/p>\n
\n1. Install TreeSizeProfessional-x86-Full<\/strong> (Windows 32-bit)
\nOr TreeSizeProfessional-x64-Full<\/strong> (Windows 64-bit)
\n2. Activate with the keygen<\/p>\n