STIMS Disk Insider

In case you recently bought a computer with a capacity of 1 TB, only to discover that Windows Explorer displays 950 GB available, then there is a good chance that you are curious as to where those gigabytes went.
STIMS Disk Insider is an application that enables you to analyze disk space and discover the hidden recovery partitions, invisible shadow files and other details regarding the available storage space available on your HDD.

Comes with a clean three-panel interface

The program comes with an uncluttered and well-organized interface that is split into three panels. While the uttermost left pane enables you to preview the drive structure displayed as a folder tree or as a list of folders, you can preview the files within the middle section.
You can view the file content in the uttermost right panel, along with some other details, such as the program it was created with for instance, where this data available.

Generates reports that you can save and analyze later

The highlight of the application stems from the minute reports it can generating about the real size and available space on your drives. In addition to the detailed exhibit of files and directories, the app also allows you to build lists of statistic files and parameters, as the last modification date, file types, application files and extensions, just to name a few.
The tool also displays additional useful information such as the size of a folder relative to the root folder, parent folder and subfolders' sizes if applicable. In addition, you can compare folders' sizes, an option that can come in handy after you performed an HDD cleanup. Alternatively, you should know that you can save the reports to HTML or TXT, a feature that can help you determine the efficiency of your hard disk cleaning.

A solution that can help you gain space

Considering the amount of information available in detailed reports, STIMS Disk Insider can help you determine the real size of your drives, the distribution of folders and what unnecessary files occupy most of space on your computer.