Can’t figure out where disappeared all that free space you had on your hard drive last week? When you’re the only user of a computer, you’re using some Windows cleaning utility, and your free space continues to go away, something’s really fishy. Ever imagined that possessed computers may exist? A really frightening thought, but I’m just joking, chill out! If your free space is fading, you should go ahead and grab TreeSize to see “where” and “what,” don’t you think?
According to the Help file, “TreeSize Free tells you where precious space has gone to. It can be started from the context menu of a folder or drive and shows you the size of this folder, including its sub-folders.”Speaking for myself, I just started the program by running the executable file I downloaded in a ZIP archive, and it all went smoothly – scanning was pretty fast, and the features, more than I needed.
Next to TreeSize Free, JAM Software also offers TreeSize Mobile for smartphones, as well as a bunch of commercial editions of this software, not to mention the other freebies and commercial pieces of code available on the site.
At last, here’s something to make everyone happy: TreeSize Free, version 2.4, is available as a standalone installer, ZIP package, and even U3 USB Stick-ready, all for free. Is this awesome, or better than awesome? 
