Disk Space Chart

DiskSpaceChart allows you to quickly and easily work out disk space utilisation.

This small utility helps you work out where all your disk space has gone. Ever wondered how much space is taken up by your 'Windows' folder. Now you can do just that without using a calculator !

Shows a 3-D Pie chart detailing proportion of your disk used by files.
Shows a list of folder or filenames with the percentage of disk space in each folder or group of folders.
Quickly accessed from Windows ® Me; Windows XP and Vista Explorer. Also accessible from the File | Open dialog of most Windows applications.
Can be used on any folder or disk drive.
Find facility to locate empty folders or 'large folders' or files of a particular type or files modified or accessed in last hour, day, week.
Freeware, but you will get occasional nags to buy the full version.

An enhanced version of this utility is available for purchase. Follow this link for more information. The purchased version removes the occasional requests to purchase and improves speed of displaying data.

Space Chart installs as an extension to the standard Windows Explorer. To access the chart option, run Explorer and select a folder or disk drive. Click on the folder with the right mouse button and the menu option Chart... . The easy to use chart is immediately displayed.

Look at the screen shots at the bottom of this page to see the information presented.

Version 2.3.1 : April 2008 Download the installer dskchart.exe (354 Kb) file by clicking the link below.

When complete run the downloaded dskchart.exe installation program file and follow the installation instructions.

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Showing the proportion of space occupied under Program Files

Disk Space Chart

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Select Chart... from the standard Explorer context menu

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