If in search of an all-in-one solution to manage all data on your hard disks and other storage devices, DiskBoss Pro’s web site is an excellent place to start off. This high-end file management tool and data analyzer will help you keep all your files neatly organized, free from duplicates and unnecessary large files, while providing you with useful information about your disks’ health and the type of files that may be taking up most of their space.
DiskBoss Pro works nicely both in standard hard drives and in USB-based storage devices. It can analyze entire disks or specific folders in barely a few seconds, and provide you with neatly presented and exhaustive information about everything that’s stored in there. You’ll be presented with a list of all files in the selected location and a list of all the file types present, including the amount of disk space in percentage that each file and each file type takes. You can view this information as a pie chart as well, if you prefer.
From here you can start copying, moving, or deleted unnecessary files or you can classify them by content and extension. Thus, you will see how many of them are Windows Files, Temporary Files, Unknown Files, or Movies, Clips, and Video Files, for instance, and see how much disk space each of these groups takes. You can move back to the main interface to perform other operations, such as file synchronization, advanced file search, search for file attributes, and organize and compare folders and/or disks. If connected to a network, you’ll find specific features for that, especially if you’ve purchased the server-based version.
From small USB memory sticks to large SSD and HD drives, DiskBoss Pro is capable of providing you with an exhaustive analysis of all the contents of your storage devices. It provides network administrators and home users alike with all the information and the tools they need to make the right choices when it comes to managing disk free space and getting rid of unnecessary or duplicate files that may be slowing down your system’s performance.
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