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The Powerful Graphical Manager For Your Storage Systems

• Analyze Data On Any Storage System
• Visualize The Usage of Storage Capacities
• Organize And Clean Up Storage Systems Efficiently

File & Disk Space Management At Its Best

As multifunctional as a Swiss Army knife is the market-leading file and disk space manager TreeSize. The software analyses all stored data across your systems and visualizes the results in meaningful charts and statistics. Find out where your disk space has gone at a glance and take immediate action if necessary. For this purpose, TreeSize provides you with a wide range of file management options. With our all-round performer you have a multi-tool in your hand to organize your storage systems and to get your valuable storage space back.

The world-renowned solution is optimized for handling large file volumes and complements Windows Explorer. A high degree of automation is enabled by command line parameters and management of scans scheduling directly in a comfortable, graphical user interface.

Use the original and benefit from our experience - TreeSize manages disk space since 1997!

TreeSize Personal

• Access to network drives in home networks*
• Export to Excel, PDF and Mail

* Typical home network: the computer running TreeSize Personal is not part of a Windows domain and the remote system is not a Windows Server operating system.

TreeSize Professional

• Access to all network drives
• Export to Excel, PDF and Mail
• Support for Windows Server
• Automation support via a command line

Version 8.0.1

• File Search: Fixed a possible user interface freeze when the preview window is displayed during an ongoing search.
• File Search: The column "Number of versions" is now also available in the dialog for additional search filters.
• File Search: A potential error when deleting or moving files in the demo version was fixed.
• Sorting by the number of versions now works as expected.
• In some cases, the row height of the last row of an Excel export was too small. This problem has been fixed.
• Scans exported from TreeSize (in XML.ZIP format) can now also be opened with the 'Open with...' function from the context menu of the Windows Explorer.
• Columns for user and file type statistics are now exported with correct values even if the corresponding statistics are not included in the export.
• When using the file operations dialog, username and password for files on Amazon S3 Storages, SharePoint or Linux/Unix servers were queried multiple times in certain cases. This problem has been fixed.
• An error in the display of the file type diagram was fixed. The diagram is now displayed correctly even with an active filter on a file type.
• An error when searching for duplicates on mobile devices was fixed.
• Sending exports as e-mail attachments now works as expected again.
• Some minor improvements were made to the usability and reactivity of the dialog for selecting scan targets. The folder "Quick Access" is now also available here.
• An occasional error in the position of the â??Detailsâ?? slider of the treemap was fixed.
• The calculation of directory depth for folders on SharePoint pages was corrected. The value was always one less than expected.
• The file age statistics now works correctly again if the creation date is selected as the basis for the statistics in the TreeSize Options.
• Fixed calculation of percentage values for folders larger than 8TB.
• Exports from the command line without explicitly specifying an /EXPAND parameter for export depth have been speeded up. (Professional Edition only)
• Other minor bug fixes and improvements have been made.

Directory Tree

• The small progress bar in the directory tree has been visually modernized. It now scales correctly on high-resolution monitors for which Windows screen scaling is enabled.
• A file selected in the directory tree is now opened or executed by pressing Enter.

Details list

• In the Details list, checkboxes can now be displayed for the individual elements to simplify complex selections. File operations such as copy, move, rename or delete can then be applied to the selection.
• The background context menu of the Details list has been extended and now allows further actions, such as creating a new folder.
• The preview pane on the right of the Details list and the File Search results now shows more metadata, like: File version, keywords, "Last Saved By" for office files, etc.
• For EML, EXE and DLL files, the "Author" column now shows available values of the file.
Charts
• All charts that show a part of the directory hierarchy now have a button to navigate up one level in the hierarchy. As before, you can navigate downwards in the hierarchy by double-clicking an element.
• The history now offers the option to display sizes of older scans for which different filters were used in the scan options, which may limit the comparability of results. The new option "Ignore Scan Filters" can be found in the ribbon bar "History" under "Show".
• An error was fixed in the file age statistics for the number of files displayed.
• The pie, bar, and tree map charts now also take a restriction to a file extension or a user into account and thus show the same values as in the directory tree and the Details list.

SharePoint

• TreeSize now also supports multi-factor authentication when accessing SharePoint Online.
• The number of versions of files on a SharePoint are now correctly displayed in the corresponding column of the details list.
• When examining SharePoint servers, the file attributes are now determined correctly.
• For files and folders on SharePoint servers, available values are now displayed in the "Description" column.
• TreeSize now also supports the display of free and total available disk space on SharePoint pages.

Amazon S3

• The syntax to scan all available Amazon S3 buckets has changed from s3:// to s3://* to be more consistent with similar cases. If you supply credentials within the URL please use: s3://Key:Hiddenkey@*
• You can now also delete folders from Amazon S3 Storage that contain non-empty subfolders.

SSH / Linux Scans

• The available file operations for SSH scans have been extended. For example, it is now possible to create new folders in scanned SSH structures.
• SSH scans now support the ECDSA host key algorithm.
• The "Permissions" column now also shows the file permissions for SSH scans using the common Linux/Unix format. This applies to all lists in which the "Permissions" column is available ("Details", "Top 100 Files", file search result lists).

Export

• Column headers are no longer truncated when exporting to text format and plaintext emails. Instead, they are wrapped to multiple lines if necessary.
• The file export in HTML format now includes all graphics in the HTML file. Previously, graphics were stored as individual files next to the .html file. As of now they are embedded. This change makes it more convenient to move or forward HTML exports. For technical reasons, this increases the runtime for HTML exports and the size of the resulting HTML file.
• When selecting the export options, you can now choose whether an additional "[Files]" element should be exported for each directory.
• The font used for PDF exports is now based on the system settings and the current application language. This means that Asian fonts can now be correctly exported to PDF.
• The size values in the exported data now also respect a filter set in the user interface for a file extension or a user.

Command line (Professional Edition only)

• Using the parameters /EXCEL /APPENDTOFILES False, existing Excel files can now be completely overwritten during export.
• The new parameter /EXPORTTITLE allows to configure the title line in exports. The /TITLE parameter can still be used to replace the path with your own text for a single scan, or to change the name of a custom file search.
• When exporting to an Excel file via /EXCEL, the /APPENDTOFILES parameter can now be used together with /SHEETNAME to append the data to the specified sheet.
• The new parameter /IMPORTPATTERNS can be used to load filters from a file.
• For XML exports, the /DATE parameter now adds the date before the .XML.ZIP file extension, instead of between .XML and .ZIP as before.
• PDF files are now correctly attached to email exports with multiple scans (when exporting from the command line).
• When exporting to Excel via command line and only a file name is specified for the export file (instead of an explicit path), the export is now stored in the current working directory.

File operations

• The File Operations dialog now provides separate radio buttons for selecting the move and copy operations.
• The 'Move Elements to Recycle Bin' and 'Delete Elements from Hard Disk' options have been merged to 'Delete Elements' item. Using the new 'Move to Recycle Bin' checkbox, elements can still be moved to the recycle bin (if supported for the drive).
• When selecting 'Zip Items', there is now an additional option 'Keep original items after zipping' which prevents the zipped files from being deleted from their original location.
• The File Operations dialog now also allows to move or copy files to Amazon S3 Storages, SharePoint or Linux/Unix servers.
• The usability of the dialog for renaming multiple files at once has been improved

File search

• The order of the custom searches can now be changed using drag & drop.
• The search for duplicate files now offers the additional comparison method "Size and Date": This method compares files only by their file size and the date of their last modification.
• The column "Matching condition" is now also available in the custom search. It shows which of the search filters caused the element to be listed in the search results.
• The search patterns for searching for temporary and obsolete files have been improved.
• The dialog for scheduling automated tasks has been enhanced with additional elements so that for automated file operations (move, copy, delete), all options otherwise available in the user interface can now be set directly when creating the task. (Professional Edition only)

Compatibility Changes

• The operating systems Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 are no longer supported, so at least Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 is required now, as well as .Net Framework 4.7.2 or higher, which should already be installed on your system by Windows Update.
• The TreeSize user interface is now also available in Chinese (Simplified), Danish and Czech.