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my 2 cents: - TreeSize ( and/or SequoiaView ) -- see where the big files/directories are on your harddrives - Piriform CrapCleaner -- deletes unwanted/unneede
by PavlovsCat 13y ago
my 2 cents:
- TreeSize ( and/or SequoiaView ) -- see where the big files/directories are on your harddrives
- Piriform CrapCleaner -- deletes unwanted/unneeded files after booting; configure all of it, then add folders and log files manually (find good candidates with Treesize ;) I like all Piriform tools, they're small, quick and slick. I wish they made more things.
- any SysInternals stuff you have a use for (Autoruns is a must have)
- DirectoryOpus -- the best file manager I know
- FreeFileSync -- backup/synchronize directories (locally, that is). Can also monitor directories for changed stuff (also for Mac and Linux)
- voltagex_ 13y agoI'd swap out Treesize for Windirstat (Free-er) and FreeFileSync for PathSync (which I really need to fork one day)
- PavlovsCat 13y agoI never heard of WinDirStat before, it's like Treesize and SequoiaView rolled into one! Thanks a lot :)
- voltagex_ 13y agoAnd this is why I still read every utilities/tools thread. Another cool one that needs a new maintainer is SelfImage: it can make a disc image of a running Windows system and even connect to a Linux network block device.
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- contextual 13y agoDirectory Opus is insane. Best software I've ever purchased.