powershellgetfoldersize

This Get-FolderSize script uses a super fast Scripting.FileSystemObject COM object, with an optional fallback to robocopy.exe with the logging only option ...

2012年5月25日 — In other words, this command tells you the count and sum of the sizes of all the files in the current directory. The Measure-Object cmdlet ...

2024年2月22日 — The conventional way to check the folder size is to open File Explorer and right-click on the file, folder or drive that you want to see the ...

2024年3月6日 — Folder Size Calculation (Get-SizeInfo): This recursive function traverses the folder hierarchy, accumulating the size of files and folders up to ...

2023年1月7日 — Use Get-ChildItem with the Measure-Object cmdlet to get the size of the directory, including sub-folders in the specified directory.

2023年12月8日 — To get the total size of all files in the directory including subfolders and subdirectories, you can use the –Recurse cmdlet. For example, if ...

2020年9月17日 — The first command we'll want to use is Get-ChildItem, and specify the base folder we'll want to look at. We'll also want to use the -Recurse ...

2024年4月2日 — You can use PowerShell to calculate the exact size of a specific folder in Windows (recursively, including all subfolders).

2024年2月24日 — This command will return the size of the folder C:-Temp and all its subfolders in MB. If you want to get the size in GB, change / 1MB to / 1GB .