Some useful commands to run in the PowerShell console
Run the command below to get a list of the largest files on your disk. Place yourself either at the root of the disk or in a sub-folder to process only that folder (recursively).
gci -r -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | sort -descending -property length | select -first 10 fullname, @{Name="Megabytes";Expression={[Math]::round($_.length / 1MB, 2)}}Result:
| FullName | Megabytes |
|---|---|
| C:...\binaries\apache\logs\error.log | 49952,22 |
| C:...\Apps.ppkg | 4527,05 |
| C:...\folder\utils.exe | 1330,3 |
| C:...\lib\mysqlserver.lib | 1067,64 |
| C:...\backup6.zip | 793,71 |
| C:...\lang.psi | 714,23 |
| C:...\vendor.exe | 700,99 |
| C:...\MigLog.xml | 537,53 |
| C:...\backup.jpa | 433,29 |
| C:...\backup-cet.jpa | 427,76 |