p, /preferredPath=PATH count files with multiple link names towards the first link that's n, /nameFilter=FILTER count only files whose name matches the name filter m, /multipleName count only files with more than one link names Hardlinks are counted only once towards the first link name) l, /allLinks count all hardlinks separately (By default, files with multiple j, /secnario=SCENARIO specifies the scenario name for the INI file NOTE: SCENARIO name must be speificed via /j (/scenario) i, /iniFile=FILE takes all the parameters from an INI file. h, /humanReadable displays size in human readable format LastWriteTime 0x200 file last write timestamp LastAccessTime 0x100 file last access timestamp SizePerDir 0x004 sum of SizeOnDisk for top level childĬhildDirs 0x010 number of child directoriesįilesPerDir 0x020 number of top level child filesĭirsPerDir 0x040 number of top level child directoriesĬreationTime 0x080 file creation timestamp g, /displayFlag=FLAG specifies the flags value to determin which column(s) to display f, /minSizeOnDisk=SIZE displays directory information only if its SizeOnDisk e, /minFileSize=SIZE displays directory information only if its FileSize d, /maxDepth=N displays directory information only if it is N or a, /systemAndReserve displays size for system files and reserved space Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help.This program is at the beginning of development, with some features not working as expected and some spelling errors in the usage instructions.įor those interested, the full usage instructions are below: DiskUsage - Disk Usageĭescription: Summarize disk usage recursively for the given directory. Go to the AppData location and check which folder is consuming more space. If any of the file name that looks or related to any application which you do not use or require on the computer, you may go ahead and uninstall the application from Control Panel. You might browse around a bit and find out which one it is in theįolder. If the AppData folder is consuming too much space on the hard drive, it could be due to some of the files related to certain application installed on the computer which you may not know about. The AppData folder contains the roaming folder and a local folder which contains information, settings and app related data about your Microsoft roaming account as well as local information. Windows already does it for you when you use the Disk Cleanup tool. We can delete temp folder ( C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp).
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