Where is the place going? Which cities? ..

Most of our netbooks have very little “disk” space. And it goes away somewhere in the process of work, and, unfortunately, depending on the tasks, often quite quickly. I found a program that will help you quickly, in a few clicks, find the heaviest folders. I had the installer files and temprorary_downloads in Opera.

This program is called TreeSizeFree, distributed free of charge.


The program conveniently sorts folders on the disk as they decrease their space, displaying in graphical and textual form how much the folder takes. With a little knowledge of the system, you can safely delete some of them.

Thus, it is quite possible to postpone the slow death of Windows from a lack of space for another six months to a year (whatever).

You can download it at JAM Software.

UPD: See comments, people offer quite a lot of alternative programs.

sequoiaview - Displays a graphical map of folders and files.
WinDirStat - the program is similar, but there is a conditional color map by file type (in fact, a mixture of TreeSize and SequoiaView).
Scanner - Displays information in the form of a pie chart, showing several levels in depth.