v2.7.1
TaskManager+ v2.7.1 — Storage accounting overhaul
The Storage page now measures and shows disk usage accurately. The "What's using space" ring is a true breakdown of the drive — every slice adds up to the space actually in use.
What's using space on C:
- Your profile is broken out — Downloads, Documents, AppData, OneDrive and the rest appear as their own slices instead of one opaque "Users" lump.
- The ring sums to real used space — slices, the Recycle Bin, system files, and a labelled remainder add up to what the drive reports as used. A caption appears if logical file sizes (compression, cloud files) exceed that.
Correct sizes
- Fixed several double-counting bugs where a folder and its own subfolders (or an app's install folder and its game library) were both counted, inflating totals.
- App sizes are more honest: sizes that came from a shallow or interrupted scan are now labelled as estimates rather than shown as exact.
- "Biggest files" lists now actually show the biggest files, and a cleanup card only claims space it can list.
Folder inspector
- Folder size caching is now reliable — sizes persist between visits instead of silently stopping once the cache filled up, and a slow folder keeps whatever finished if you navigate away.
One-time note
The first Storage scan after updating recomputes from scratch (the cached breakdown from the old version is discarded). Subsequent scans are fast.
Full Changelog: v2.7.0...v2.7.1