What files are consuming the most disk space?
There’s a new article over on disk-space-manager.com about how to determine what files are consuming the most disk space. Definitely worth checking out.
View ArticleFolderSizes 6.1 Now Available
Key Metric Software is proud to announce the release of FolderSizes v6.1. This release is a free upgrade for all existing v6 license holders. What’s New? FolderSizes v6.1 includes a number of new...
View ArticleHow to Free Up Disk Space
A helpful new web resource: learn how to free up disk space at diskspacecleanup.com. DiskSpaceCleanup.com provides 10 useful tips for reclaiming disk space, presented in an easy-to-use format with...
View ArticleFolderSizes is Now Certified as Windows 8 Compatible
FolderSizes v6.1 has been tested to meet all of the technical requirements to be Compatible with Windows 8. FolderSizes also supports Windows 7, Vista, XP, and Windows Server 2012 / 2008 / 2003....
View ArticleFolderSizes is Certified for Windows Server 2012
FolderSizes v6.1 has been tested to meet all of the technical requirements to be Windows Server 2012 Certified. FolderSizes also supports Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista, XP, and Windows Server 2008 /...
View ArticleFolderSizes v6.1.66 Released
Key Metric Software would like to announce the release of FolderSizes v6.1.66. This is primarily a bug-fix release, and also includes a couple of minor enhancements. For details, please see the full...
View ArticleFree SQL Server Backup Software Released
Key Metric Software recently released SQL Backup Master, a free SQL Server database backup software product for Windows. SQL Backup Master provides a simple, safe, and effective means of backing up SQL...
View ArticleFolderSizes 6.1.76 is Released
FolderSizes v6.1.76 is now available for download. This is a bugfix release. Please see the release notes for details.
View ArticleFolderSizes is 100% Free of Malware
The new v6.1.76 release of FolderSizes is, as always, 100% virus and malware free. Here’s a report from VirusTotal that demonstrates our commitment to providing safe, reliable software: Click here to...
View ArticleFolderSizes is Ready for Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1
Just a quick announcement to let our users know that FolderSizes 6 is 100% compatible with operating system revisions recently released by Microsoft – Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1....
View ArticleDisk Space Analysis for Offline VMware Disks
If you own a licensed copy of VMware Workstation, you can easily use FolderSizes to analyze, query, and report against offline virtual disks (VMDK files). To begin, start VMware Workstation and select...
View ArticleFolderSizes 7 is Released
Key Metric Software is proud to announce the release of FolderSizes 7, the latest version of our world-class disk space analysis, reporting, and visualization software. FolderSizes 7 has a wide range...
View ArticleFolderSizes Disk Space Manager is 100% Free of Malware
The new release of FolderSizes 7 is, as always, 100% virus and malware free. Here’s a report from VirusTotal that demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing safe, reliable software: Click here to...
View ArticleFolderSizes Continues Support for Windows XP
We’ve received a number of emails recently asking whether we’ll continue supporting FolderSizes on Windows XP now that Microsoft’s support for the OS has been discontinued. The answer is yes – we will...
View ArticleIntroduction to FolderSizes Snapshots
We’ve published a white paper on one of the most useful new features introduced in FolderSizes 7 – the ability to take file system snapshots, from which any report (or even search) can be executed in...
View ArticleFolderSizes 7.5 is Released
Key Metric Software is proud to announce the public availability of FolderSizes 7.5. OVERVIEW This release continues to build on our position as a world leader in disk space analysis software by adding...
View ArticleSearching Offline File Systems
FolderSizes 7 introduced an powerful feature called Snapshots, which allow you to capture the metadata state of an entire file system for further analysis at a later date and time. Snapshots are useful...
View ArticleDisk Space Cleanup Tip: Use NTFS Compression
Many folks are familiar with the concept of zipping files or folders in order to reduce their size. However, Windows has the built-in ability to compress folders and files in a manner that is very...
View ArticleFree NTFS Permissions Reporter
System administrators are constantly being asked to verify user permissions for specific files and folders. This is often a time-consuming task, with multiple layers of NTFS permissions and repeated...
View ArticleFolderSizes 8 is Here!
Today I’m happy to announce the public availability of FolderSizes 8 – the new major version of our market-leading disk space analysis and reporting tool for Windows. It took over a year of active...
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