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If int_strF1Size = 0 then '- See if we have access. WScript.Echo ' Deepest folder to display = 3 (up to 4 max)' WScript.Echo ' Starting Directory = D: emp' WScript.Echo ' Useage: cscript dirsize7.vbs D: emp 3' WScript.Echo 'DirSize7: Starting From: ' & strTopDir & ' Depth = ' & numDepth

' - Get depth from command line or default = 4. StrTopDir = fso.GetParentFolderName(Wscript.ScriptFullName) ' - Get folder from command line or if none, the script dir. Set fso = CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') Set ws = WScript.CreateObject ('Wscript.Shell') Option explicit ' Require declaration of variables.

Windows 7 sort folders by size code#

Added code to handle folders with no access. ' 0 - Tom Woodgerd - Upgraded from DirSizeXP. ' Second parm = number of child dirs to display (default = 4) ' First parm = The dir to start with (default = script dir) ' Used to display dir sizes in Windows 7 or XP. Time to bring in the Open source community to fix this old girl.ДЇor those who like to roll their own, this VB Script code will work with Windows 7 and show a simple list with folders and sizes from a cmd prompt. I never thought I would see the day that there is no M$ but it is getting closer and closer the more they create such difficultДЄnd unyielding software. Fix it before you bow out of the OS business, which by the way does not look too far away any more. This lazy boring and under powered rubbish.

Windows 7 sort folders by size software#

Please, Please, Please go and hire some of the top software engineers and fix

Windows 7 sort folders by size Pc#

Reason we all have been given the chance to use a PC at home (without Windows it would have taken a good few years to be where we are) surely they could have done better than this. I know this sounds like M$ bashing but as the main player and the Maybe time for M$ to look at other OS and see where they are going wrong, if they spent just a couple of hours playing with any flavour of Linux they would see what needs to be addressed. I understand that it is a cover all but really there should be an option for people who buy the OS (not have it installed for them) to define their control over the entire functionality. I have several OS's XP, Vista, Win7 and Mandriva and all I see is M$ getting more and more closed in and impossible to use as an advanced user, not everyone want the same interface, user rights, and combatant OS that even stops you from accessing/manipulatingДЇiles as an Administrator.

Windows 7 sort folders by size full#

I run with multiple screens and still have to use third party software to run applications in full screen whilst using another application on a different screen, WHY? Fragmentation WHY? Have M$ gone to sleep in the 1980's we had more power over the OS inДЈ.01 and since then Windows/Microsoft know more about how we want to use an OS than the end user, BS. More clicks to get to the places we need, no real control even in Administrator, shocking I am sure my calculator has more functionality. Wow! The depths of the lack of Administrator control in Win 7 know no bounds. To wit, note the number near the bottom right of this screen grab: Clicking on a folder with ClassicShell's ClassicExplorer component installed DOES yield a folder size in the status bar. Waiting until Windows 8 (or 'Windows Glitz' or whatever the marketeers choose to call it) will be TOO LATE!ДЇYI, there's a somewhat useful workaround to this issueВ in the ClassicShell freeware app by IvoSoft. The one thing that Microsoft could and should do to save face with Explorer is to release an ABSOLUTELY DYNAMITE Explorer rewrite in Service Pack 1. Yet it's pretty clear that Explorer in Vista, and XP before that, worked better than Explorer in Windows 7. Double click it to open, right-click it to print or compile orВ scan it or send it somewhere or. With an object oriented system (more or less), the file is the center of everything. They have completely offset the wonderful improvements made to Windows inВ other places.Д®xplorer gives us access to our files. I'm sorry to publicly proclaim this but credit needs to be given where due. It's just not filled in with anything in the case of folders! Why not? Microsoft appears to have chosen to put their newВ and not-so-bright people on the Explorer project, which IMO isВ a dismal failure in Windows 7.