Looking for visual file system explorer

Factual Questions
1

A while back, someone posted a link to a shareware utility that allowed you to browse a hard drive visually. Specifically, it would make folders that had a lot of stuff in them look really big.

I find myself in need of such a utility. I have a drive that is telling me it’s full, but for the life of me I can’t find where all the data is on it. I suspect there’s some utility that is caching log files there, but if there is, it’s 12 folders deep and I don’t want to spend all morning looking for them.

Can someone point me in the right direction? My Google skills don’t seem to be working this morning.

2

TreeSize might do the trick.

3

My favourite disk space visualiser is Scanner

4

WinDirStat gives you a nice graphic view of the relative sizes of all of the data on your hard drive.

5

I second the recommendations for Scanner and WinDirStat.

6

I’ve needed something like this for the past… oh, I guess it’s only been a dozen years or so. Thanks to you all for the leads!!!

7

My favorite is SequoiaView.

http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/