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Geek Culture / SpaceMonger : Tool for seeing where your drive space has gone to

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Toby Quan
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2006 17:28
I want to tell you about this fantastic freeware tool I just discovered called SpaceMonger.

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

You can run it against your C drive or a network drive, and it will graphically show you which folders contain the most data. You can use it to find out where the majority of your space is going to.



I used it here at work, and here is what I found. We have a staff of 400 people. This tool told me that one of our people was using up 10% of our network space! This tool provided me with some amazing insight into who is being a "disk space monger!"

I highly recommend it.
Computer Nerd
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2006 18:53
oh did you invent it and thought got to spam tehz forrumz

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Benjamin
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2006 18:59
Nice little app, thanks for the link.

Quote: " oh did you invent it and thought got to spam tehz forrumz"

Says the person who created a thread just to test his Avatar.

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Computer Nerd
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2006 19:13
Yeah I'm lame.


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Toby Quan
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2006 19:32
Did I invent it?

No, but I wish I did! This kind of tool is perfect for this kind of thing. Every IT shop could use something like this.
Mikey P
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Posted: 25th Feb 2006 13:39
Quote: "WTF? I had a 8 gig file created by Windows Messenger inside 2 hidden directories. "


As do I...

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