Is there a application that can graphically show my HDD space?

[OogalaBoogal]

I'm looking for an application that could show me a pie chart of what is the relative size of the folders on my HDD. Is there such a thing?

[B1N4RY]

Yes.

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[CombineGuru]

Tuneup Disk Space Explorer

[editline]07:05PM[/editline]

It costs money, but there's a free trial.

[Shadowsniper789]

Go to My Computer, Right click on your harddrive, then click properties...

[CombineGuru]

[QUOTE=Shadowsniper789;17658630]Go to My Computer, Right click on your harddrive, then click properties...[/QUOTE]

You don't get the relative size of folders...

[Shadowsniper789]

[QUOTE=CombineGuru;17658651]You don't get the relative size of folders...[/QUOTE]

Sorry, I must have read it wrong...

[Emtu]

It's not [i]exactly[/i] what you're looking for but its pretty close, check out WinDirStat. It graphically shows all the content on your disk and how much space its taking. [url]http://windirstat.info/[/url]

[birkett]

WinDirStat or Sequoia View.

Gnome on linux also comes with a nice little disk analysis tool that does exactly what you are after.

[Generic Monk]

A pie chart is a pretty stupid way of showing the distribution of space. Download spacemonger.

[OogalaBoogal]

Spacemonger did what I needed to be done. Who knew I still had all the trial L4D content, and EVE online still installed?

[BananasGoMoo]

i second sequoia view.

[Moreto]

I third sequoia view.

[~Kiwi~]

Why not get Glary tools use the file deleter tool, it shows which folder and file is hogging the most space and it would also show a nice before and after, I recommend a clean up before and after to show rael results.

[Metalcastr]

[QUOTE=OogalaBoogal;17659513]Spacemonger did what I needed to be done. Who knew I still had all the trial L4D content, and EVE online still installed?[/QUOTE]

I did.

You can use Treesize to get a look at the size of your files [url]http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml[/url]

[JeffAndersen]

I think Sequoia view is what I used to use so I fourth that.

[Juggz]

Step Tree

Its completely free and awesome, Hard part is finding it.

[ThePunisher1]

Treesize free :)

[lintz]

Rainmeter.