powershellgetfoldersize

2012年5月25日 — Summary: Guest blogger, Bill Stewart, discusses a Windows PowerShell function to determine folder size. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, ...

You can use the Get-ChildItem ( gci alias) and Measure-Object ( measure alias) cmdlets to get the sizes of files and folders (including subfolders) in ...

2020年9月17日 — This command returns the folder size of the C:-users folders in megabytes. The not-so-one-liner. I've created a module for this on GitHub, which ...

2023年2月16日 — Checking an item's or a folder's size is pretty easy on all Windows computers. Just right-click the directory/item, click Properties, ...

2023年8月14日 — To calculate a folder's size, you'll need to use the two PowerShell cmdlets, Get-ChildItem and Measure-Object, followed by the Length property ...

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 ...

Right clicking a folder and selecting properties is usually how you would see how large a folder is. Which is great, but if your folder size is HUGE (i.e. many ...

Public/Get-FolderSize.ps1 ... Returns the size of folders in MB and GB. You can change the base path, omit folders, as well as output results in various formats.

2024年2月24日 — Get folder size including subfolders and Export to CSV using PowerShell ... This command will return the size of the folder C:-Temp and all its ...

2024年2月22日 — To get the size of a folder with sub-folders created in a specific period, run the command below. Substitute the MM/DD/YY placeholder ...