T
The Hun
WindowsXP: Where can I find the map showing how much drive space is
currently used?
Thanks,
currently used?
Thanks,
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R
RA
The said:WindowsXP: Where can I find the map showing how much drive space is
currently used?
Thanks,
Open Windows Explorer,right click on C:\ and open properites
T
The Hun
Thank you. I thought we were able to access the map of drive space by
going through Programs / Accessories, or System. Was that ever
possible, or am I remembering it all incorrectly?
going through Programs / Accessories, or System. Was that ever
possible, or am I remembering it all incorrectly?
H
Haggis
The Hun said:Thank you. I thought we were able to access the map of drive space by
going through Programs / Accessories, or System. Was that ever
possible, or am I remembering it all incorrectly?
thinking of "system information" ?
J
John McGaw
The said:WindowsXP: Where can I find the map showing how much drive space is
currently used?
Thanks,
If you _really_ want to see a map of drive space used you might consider
SequoiaView (i.e. seeing the forest for the trees)
http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/ a freeware program from tecnische
universiteit einhoven.
Turning on the option to show empty space seems to give me the most
understandable results.
John
http://johnmcgaw.com
R
RA
John said:If you _really_ want to see a map of drive space used you might
consider SequoiaView (i.e. seeing the forest for the trees)
http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/ a freeware program from tecnische
universiteit einhoven.
Turning on the option to show empty space seems to give me the most
understandable results.
John
http://johnmcgaw.com
If you really need or want that much information, I agree with you that
SequoiaView is the way to really see a map of your drive space.
T
The Hun
I wasn't looking for the sector map, just the simple pie chart. Thanks.