If the settingsĪre not saved, you could 'Increase Folder View Options Limit' (Line 2 on ) SortingĬlick on the 'DiskView Size' or 'Relative Size' column headers to sort the files and folders based on their content size. Reset All Folders button, customize and Apply to All Folders again. If Windows Explorer does not remember your settings and restores the folder view on various folders, it may be because it has reached its limit of remembering folder settings. Press the OK button to apply the settings to all folders. To apply the same settings for all folders:Ĥ. The procedure for enabling the column handlers on Windows 2000 and Windows NT is similar. The columns will be enabled for the current folder.

Now select the DiskView Size and Relative Size columns from the 'Choose Details' window. On Windows XP and higher, just right click on the column header in the details view of Windows Explorer and click on The columns can be sorted by size by just clicking on the column-header.ĭiskView Column handlers can be configured individually for specific folders or for all folders at once. Identifying big folders that occupy a lot of disk space becomes a snap with the 'Relative Size' column handler. The 'Relative size' column shows the folder size distribution graphically, providing a rough but quick estimate of folder space distribution. The 'DiskView Size' column shows the actual size occupied on disk by a folder and all its files and sub-folders. When you want to see the size of folders, you no longer need to right click and select the Properties option one-by-one for each folder! DiskView makes them instantly available to you via the DiskView columns right within Windows Explorer.ĭiskView column handlers show the 'content size' of folders in the details view of Windows Explorer.

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