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- Download WizTree
WizTree is the fastest disk space analyzer for Windows Download the latest version here Use it to quickly locate and remove space hogs from your hard drive and free up valuable disk space
- WizTree - The Fastest Disk Space Analyzer
Official WizTree web site WizTree is the fastest disk space analyzer available for Windows It reads the Master File Table (MFT) directly from the disk, bypassing Windows and gaining a huge performance boost
- Older Versions - WizTree
Download older version of WizTree here Old Versions of WizTree Older versions of WizTree can be downloaded here
- WizTree - About
About WizTree The Fastest Disk Space Analyzer for Windows What is WizTree? WizTree is a very high speed disk space analyzer utility for Windows It scans your hard drive and shows you which files and folders are using the most disk space Your entire hard drive's file system is displayed visually, making it very easy to locate large files and
- WizTree Guides
Advanced File Search WizTree has many advanced file searching capabilities You can search for files by name, size and date To search for files, first complete a scan of a drive or folder, then select the "File View" tab Enter your search details into the "File Search Filter" By default WizTree only shows the first 1000 matching results but you can change this by setting the "Max files to
- FAQ - WizTree
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions DONATIONS SUPPORTER CODES How do I hide the donate button enter in my supporter code? Once you have your supporter code, start WizTree, then press F12 or select "File->Enter Support Code " The "Enter Supporter Code" screen will appear Enter your supporter code and then click on the 'OK' button
- Whats new? - WizTree
WizTree now reads this information from the MFT file if it's available instead of making any assumptions which if wrong would lead to incorrect MFT parsing Background file monitoring for deleted files now uses a different more robust method
- WizTree vs WinDirStat
WizTree vs WinDirStat - Speed Test Results Speed of WizTree vs WinDirStat All tests were run after a fresh boot and after waiting a few minutes for the system to become idle Both hard drives were formatted with NTFS WizTree version 3 40 vs WinDirStat version 1 1 2 80 (Unicode)
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