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TreeSize

Treesize Free is a program that helps you figure out which folders and files are taking up the most space on your computer. It looks like a regular folder view, and you can use it to find the biggest folders and files on your computer. It can check all kinds of storage like USB drives, your computer’s main storage, and even things connected to the network. You can scan everything on your computer or just focus on one specific folder.

Features of treesize

How to Download and Install TreeSize?

  1. Go to Treesize download page and Click on “Get in Store App” and then Install
  2. Run .exe file to start the installation.
  3. Accept the agreement, then click Next.
  4. Choose preferred option, wait for completion.

Run TreeSize to analyze disk space

  1. Press Windows+S Key
  2. Type TreeSize and Press enter
  3. Click on treesize Free App to Run
  4. TreeSize Will start scanning your Disk

How to use TreeSize?

TreeSize is very easy to use. You can use the tools of TreeSize to manage the space on the computer, which are mentioned below.

1. Select your directory for file scanning.

2. View used space by size, allocated space, percentage, and file number.

3. Delete File

4. Age of files

5. Delete files permanently when you need to

6. Treemap Chart

7. Export Scan results

8. Other Tools:

FAQs

How do I scan with TreeSize?

To scan a file system path, enter the path into the drive drop-down box on top of the directory tree or use the button “Select directory for scan” on the ribbon tab “Home”. You can also double-click on the drive in the treesize drive list on the bottom left corner of the window to start a scan.

How do I start TreeSize on my computer?

To start treesize, open the context menu of any folder or drive that shows it’s size, including its subfolders and files in a File Explorer fashion. These folders are easily identified thanks to a…

What is TreeSize and what can I do with it?

treesize Free is a utility that scans your hard drive and shows you how much hard drive space each folder on the particular partition is using.