![]() ![]() Selecting files on the treemap will highlight the file on the tree view and vice versa The visualisation makes it easy to locate large files or folders containing thousands of small files Visual Treemap (uses cushion treemaps, similar to how WinDirStat does it).Click here to find out how to add a translation. MFT processing has been optimised so WizTree is even faster than it was before!.WizTree can now handle drives containing highly fragmented MFT files.Fixed some UI glitches when selecting files via keyboard on the File view.File view filtering is now even faster than before.If WizTree detects that a file or directory has been deleted it will put a red line through it and remove it from the totals. Background file monitoring for deleted files now uses a different more robust method.WizTree now reads this information from the MFT file if it's available instead of making any assumptions which if wrong would lead to incorrect MFT parsing. MFT dump now appends volume information (bytes per cluster, sector, MFT record etc) to the end of the MFT file data.Hover over any file to have the full name displayed in the status bar.A selected file count and total size appears in the status bar.(Note that hard links can only be detected on NTFS drives when WizTree is running with admin rights) This will give a 100% accurate total of the actual disk space used by folders that contain many hard linked files (such as C:\Windows\System32 and C:\Windows\WinSxS) Hard linked files sizes are only added once when calculating "Allocated Size" totals and sub totals. ![]() If WizTree detects a hard link the allocated file size will be displayed in parentheses in gray text. ![]() A hard link is an identical copy of an existing file where the file contents use the same area on the disk for storage (to save space). This is the amount of actual disk space used by the file including any additional named data streams attached to the file. " Allocated Size" now displayed for each file/directory. ![]() The 64 bit version can work with extremely large MFT files. ![]()
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