MikeSty

I need a bit of help on this one.

In an older issue of PCgamer which someone had showed me, they featured a piece of software used to help you clean the HD out by showing you what took up so and so percent of the space on the hard drive. It had this awesome GUI with square/rectangular blocks representing folders. It was extremely colorful.

Problem was, the creator decided to give it some quirky name had nothing to do with the program IIRC, and I sure as hell can't remember it It was a really awesome program and I wanted to show it to a few of my friends.

If anyone recalls this at all please help me out. If you happen to have a PCgamer magazine issue all about building your own PC I would really appreciate it if you could help by digging it up and paging through for me :-) It's near the end in the section about software maitenance.

Thanks in advance

vinaur

Check out SequoiaView.

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MikeSty

Yup, it was very similar to that. It wasn't as complicated and was a lot nicer/colorful. So cool

Dragonlich

I use Treesize.

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware...shtml#treesize

bannet

This is my fav.

http://www.jgoodies.com/freeware/jdiskreport/index.html

MikeSty

Finally found it....

http://www.werkema.com/software/spacemonger.html

SpaceMonger! Bah! Really great program, give it a whirl