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While you’re viewing a folder or volume in Disk Inventory X, it may help to check how much space is remaining, so you can see just how bad the problem really is. If this window doesn’t appear when you select a file, then you can enable it by selecting ‘Window > Show Information’ from the application’s menu bar. You can view more info about the selected file, in Disk Inventory X’s ‘Information’ window. The type of file, in the right-hand menu.

The file’s location in the file hierarchy, in the left-hand menu.

To learn more about any square in this treemap, select it, and Disk Inventory X will display the following information: The larger the square, the larger the file, and each colour indicates a specific type of file. In the middle window, Disk Inventory X displays all of your files as squares.

Disk Inventory X displays all of your mounted volumes along the left-hand menu select the volume that you want to examine, and then click ‘Open Volume.’ Alternatively, you can select a specific folder, by clicking ‘Select Folder.’Īfter a few moments, Disk Inventory X should display a visualisation of the selected volume or folder.įree Up Space On Your C Drive and Clean Up Your Windows System.

If you encounter a warning that Disk Inventory can’t be launched as it’s from an unidentified developer, then open your Mac’s ‘System Preferences…’ and select ‘Security & Privacy > General > Open Anyway.’ You should now be able to launch Disk Inventory X without any issues.

You’ll find a PayPal donation button at the Disk Inventory X website.

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This application is free to download, but if you enjoy using it then you should consider donating to help support the developer.

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Head over to the Disk Inventory X website and download the latest version.There’s plenty of apps and utilities that can provide an insight into your disk space, but Disk Inventory X displays this information as treemaps, which are particularly useful for visualising how the available space is currently being used, and for zeroing in on files that are taking up more than their fair share of space. Scanning your hard drive, with Disk Inventory X