In some ways, this is more intuitive to grasp when you first see it. Instead of the tree mapping that we see with WinDirStat, JDiskReport chooses to display the information about your drive or directory as a pie chart. Where JDiskReport differs most from WinDirStat is in its layout. Like WinDirStat you can move directly to that file in your file explorer or open a command prompt, but WizTree also includes a defragging and check fragmentation option, which is a nice addition.Īs for the program itself, JDiskReport is a relatively quick disk analyzer, roughly on par with how WinDirStat performs. There are a lot of options here when you right-click. You can also click on any of them to navigate right to the corresponding folder quickly. The breaking down of disk space into various colors and sizes, known as a treemap, that WinDirStat does is present as well. The actual layout one you’ve analyzed your disk or disks is pretty similar to WinDirStat as well. You have to select a drive for the program to scan, just like you have to do with WinDirStat, though, unlike WinDirStat, WizTree opts to let you select a drive at the top of your screen instead of prompting you. WizTree has a relatively clean layout to it, and it’s pretty easy to understand how it works. WizTree is a disk space analyzer that lets you quickly and easily get a better understanding of what exactly is taking up space on your computer.
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