WizTree 4.22 + Portable
WizTree is a very high speed disk space analyzer utility for Windows. It scans your hard drive and shows you which files and folders are using the most disk space. Your entire hard drive’s file system is displayed visually, making it very easy to locate large files and folders. Use the information WizTree provides to quickly locate and remove “space hogs” from your hard drive.
WizTree software offers a user-friendly interface and an interactive tree map view, making it easy for beginners and advanced users to navigate hard drive space. It also supports a variety of file formats, including non-NTFS databases, network drives, and MTP/PTP devices, while offering advanced features such as file management, send/receive messages, and network support.
It is a smart disk space analysis tool for Windows that transforms user-managed storage. The new tool, developed by Antibody Software, quickly scans hard drives and visually displays file and folder sizes, allowing users to identify and delete events quickly. WizTree’s incredible speed comes from its unique “FindFile” technology, which bypasses traditional slow file systems and queries the Master File Table (MFT) directly on NTFS-formatted disks.
What makes WizTree so fast?
When scanning NTFS formatted hard drives (most modern hard drives use this format), WizTree reads the hard drive’s Master File Table (MFT) directly from the disk. The MFT is a special hidden file used by the NTFS file system to keep track of all files and folders on a hard drive. Scanning for files this way completely bypasses the operating system (Windows) and provides a huge performance boost.
(Testimonials)
WizTree is downloaded thousands of times per day by users all over the world.
(Advanced File Search)
WizTree has many advanced file searching capabilities. You can search for files by name, size and date. To search for files, first complete a scan of a drive or folder, then select the “File View” tab. Enter your search details into the “File Search Filter”. By default WizTree only shows the first 1000 matching results but you can change this by setting the “Max files to display” setting. Note that displaying “ALL” files can be slow if there are a very large number of files.
Key Features:
- Visual Treemap.
- File Name Search.
- Export File and MFT Data.
- Import File and MFT Data.
- Command Line Support.
- Disk Space Analysis.
- Extremely Fast.
- Multiple File Systems.
- Find Largest & Duplicate Files.
System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows (10, 8, 7, Vista, or XP).
- Processor: Intel Core i3 or above.
- RAM: 2 GB or more.
- Hard Disk Space: 200 MB or more of free space.
FaQs:
- What is WizTree?
This is a high-speed disk space analyzer utility for Windows that scans hard drives and shows which files and folders are using the most disk space. - How does WizTree work so quickly?
This reads the Master File Table (MFT) directly from NTFS-formatted drives, bypassing the operating system and providing a significant performance boost. - Can WizTree scan different types of drives?
Yes, it can scan NTFS drives, non-NTFS hard drives, network drives, USB drives, and individual directories. - Do I need administrative privileges to use WizTree?
By default, his requires admin rights, but you can run it from a non-privileged user account with some feature limitations.
- Can I export WizTree scan results?
Yes, its allows exporting analysis results to formats like CSV or TXT.
How To Install It?
- How to Crack WizTree?
- After the Download, Extract the zip file using WinRAR or WinZip
- After the Extract, the zip file Installs the Program As Normal.
- After installation, Don’t Run the Software.
- Please Always Read the README File.
- Please, Copy & Paste the Crack File into the c/program files.
- After Install, Run the Software.
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Conclusion:
Its my personal experience that it is quickly scans your hard drive and reveals files and folders that are taking up a lot of space. A unique feature of WizTree is that it reads the Master File Table (MFT) directly, which is several times faster than traditional methods. Its tree view and tree information help users identify large files and folders.