100% Free — Version 1.0.0.0

DiskGeek — find out exactly where your disk space went

Scan any folder or drive, find exact and near-duplicate files wasting space, search and batch-rename, compare snapshots over time, and schedule unattended reports — one free tool, no bundled offers, no ads.

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100% free

No Pro tier, no ads, no bundled offers

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Exact + similar duplicates

Byte-for-byte and perceptual-hash detection

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Self-contained installer

Bundles .NET 8 — nothing to install first

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Built-in update checker

Checks on startup, never installs silently

Everything you need to reclaim disk space

A complete toolkit for understanding and reclaiming disk space — not a stripped-down trial.

Runs on a background thread with a live file/folder/byte counter and a Cancel button — the interface never locks up, even on huge volumes.

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A sortable list for the fastest scan of what’s biggest, plus a squarified treemap that makes the largest space consumers obvious at a glance.

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Size → quick-hash → full SHA-256 finds byte-for-byte duplicates without wasting time hashing files that can’t match.

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Finds photos that look alike even when the bytes differ, using perceptual hashing with an adjustable sensitivity slider.

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Instant in-memory filtering, plus a batch rename tool with find/replace, prefix/suffix and an auto-counter, with a live preview.

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See exactly what was added, removed, changed or moved since your last scan — move-aware, so relocated folders aren’t reported as deleted.

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Export any scan as a CSV that opens straight in Excel, or a self-contained HTML report with a proportional size bar per row.

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See the owner and full access control list for any file or folder, with inherited permissions shown separately.

A headless command-line mode built for Windows Task Scheduler, with an exit code so a failed run doesn’t go unnoticed.


See it in action

Every core screen, from the first scan to the update checker.

DiskGeek List view showing files sorted by size with percentage-of-total bars
DiskGeek Treemap view showing disk usage as proportionally sized, colour-coded rectangles
DiskGeek scanning progress banner showing live file and folder counts and bytes processed
DiskGeek Exact Duplicates tab showing three copies of a file wasting 117.19 KB
DiskGeek delete confirmation dialog noting deleted files go to the Recycle Bin and are recoverable
DiskGeek Exact Duplicates tab after deleting two files and freeing 117.19 KB
DiskGeek Similar Images tab showing visually similar photos found with a similarity sensitivity slider
DiskGeek Search tab with wildcard search, size and modified-date filters
DiskGeek batch rename dialog with a live before and after preview
DiskGeek Snapshots tab comparing a baseline scan against the current scan, showing added, removed, changed and moved or renamed files
A DiskGeek self-contained HTML report for C:\\Windows listing 241,065 items with their full paths
DiskGeek Permissions dialog showing the owner and full access control list for a folder, with inherited permissions labelled
DiskGeek update check banner confirming the app is running the latest version

Who it’s for

Built by an IT pro who needed it — not a bloated commercial suite trying to upsell you. If your C: drive is mysteriously full, your photo library has quiet duplicates, or you want a scheduled report of what changed on a shared drive overnight, this is built for exactly that.


Requirements

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Operating system

Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)

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Installer

Self-contained — bundles .NET 8, nothing else to install

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Download size

~32 MB

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Current version

1.0.0.0 — 4 August 2026


Frequently Asked Questions

Is it really free? No Pro version, no catch?

Yes. DiskGeek is free to download and use, with no Pro tier, no ads, and no bundled offers in the installer.

Does DiskGeek collect data or phone home?

The only network activity is the update checker, which compares your version against a small hosted manifest — it never downloads or installs anything automatically. If it can’t reach the manifest, it fails silently rather than interrupting you.

Is deleting duplicate files safe?

Every delete goes through a confirmation dialog showing exactly how much space will be freed, with an explicit warning if an entire group is selected. Deletes go to the Recycle Bin, so they’re recoverable if you change your mind.

Why does Windows show a warning when I install it?

DiskGeek isn’t yet signed with a paid code-signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen may show an “unrecognised app” warning the first time you run the installer. This is normal for independently-distributed free software — click “More info” then “Run anyway” to continue.

Can I redistribute or modify DiskGeek?

DiskGeek is free to download and use. All rights reserved — redistribution or modification of the compiled application isn’t permitted without permission.


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