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Disk Sorter is a tool for classifying all the files on your hard drives, network shares, and NAS servers. This way, you can see how you're using most of your storage, as well as consult very detailed reports with tons of information related to the types of folders and files you're working with.
Using the program is very simple. All you have to do is select the disk or disks you want to analyze, then click on the Classify button. Depending on the size and amount of information you're working with, this process can take a few seconds or several minutes, although the latter is more likely. Once the program has finished classifying all the content on your disks, Disk Sorter shows you the resulting information in two windows: in the upper one, you can see the folders organized by size, and in the lower one, you can see the types of files organized in the same way.
Once the results are on the screen, you can start working as you see fit. To begin with, you can analyze this information with more than a dozen different types of graphics designed to give you a quick and clear idea of the date when most files were created, the average size, extension, location, attributes, etc. All this information can also be printed directly from the program itself. You can also choose whether you want to see the graphs as pie charts or bar graphs.
Of course, Disk Sorter not only lets you view this information but also manage your data directly. From the program's interface, you can select entire directories or specific files to quickly access the source or delete them. If, for example, you find a folder in which you were unknowingly storing several gigabytes of redundant or unnecessary information, you can delete it with just a click.
Disk Sorter is an excellent tool for managing, analyzing, and classifying your hard drives. The program is also very easy to use despite the large number of options it offers. Without a doubt, that is its greatest strength: it offers a huge amount of features for advanced users who are looking for specific tools, as well as a simple and accessible experience for anyone who just wants to classify their PC's hard drive.
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