About Foldersize
External help file Module Name online version schema PSFolderSize-help.xml PSFolderSize 2.0.0 SYNOPSISGet-FolderSizeReturns the size of folders in MB and GB.You can change the base path, omit folders, as well as output results in various formats.SYNTAXdefault (Default)] [-FolderName ] [-OmitFolders ] [-AddTotal] [-AddFileTotals] [-UseRobo] [-Output ] [-OutputPath ] [-OutputSort ] [-OutputFile ] []">Get-FolderSize [[-BasePath] ] [-FolderName ] [-OmitFolders ] [-AddTotal] [-AddFileTotals] [-UseRobo] [-Output ] [-OutputPath ] [-OutputSort ] [-OutputFile ] []outputWithType] [-OutputPath ] [-OutputSort ] []">Get-FolderSize [-Output ] [-OutputPath ] [-OutputSort ] []DESCRIPTIONThis function will get the folder size in MB and GB of folders found in the basePath parameter.The BasePath parameter defaults to the current directory.EXAMPLESEXAMPLE 1Get-FolderSize | Format-Table -AutoSizeFolderName SizeBytes SizeMB SizeGB$GetCurrent 193768 0.18 MB 0.00 GB$RECYCLE.BIN 20649823 19.69 MB 0.02 GB$SysReset 53267392 50.80 MB 0.05 GBConfig.Msi 0.00 MB 0.00 GBDocuments and Settings 0.00 MB 0.00 GBGames 48522184491 46,274.36 MB 45.19 GBEXAMPLE 2Get-FolderSize -BasePath 'C:\Program Files'FolderName SizeBytes SizeMB SizeGB7-Zip 4588532 4.38 MB 0.00 GBAdobe 3567833029 3,402.55 MB 3.32 GBApplication Verifier 353569 0.34 MB 0.00 GBBonjour 615066 0.59 MB 0.00 GBCommon Files 489183608 466.52 MB 0.46 GBEXAMPLE 3Get-FolderSize -BasePath 'C:\Program Files' -FolderName IISFolderName SizeBytes SizeMB SizeGBIIS 5480411 5.23 MB 0.01 GBEXAMPLE 4$getFolderSize = Get-FolderSize $getFolderSize | Format-Table -AutoSizeFolderName SizeGB SizeMBPublic 0.00 GB 0.00 MBthegn 2.39 GB 2,442.99 MBEXAMPLE 5$getFolderSize = Get-FolderSize -Output csv -OutputPath ~\Desktop$getFolderSizeFolderName SizeGB SizeMBPublic 0.00 GB 0.00 MBthegn 2.39 GB 2,442.99 MB(Results will also be exported as a CSV to your Desktop folder)EXAMPLE 6Sort by size descending $getFolderSize = Get-FolderSize | Sort-Object SizeBytes -Descending$getFolderSizeFolderName SizeBytes SizeMB SizeGBUsers 76280394429 72,746.65 MB 71.04 GBGames 48522184491 46,274.36 MB 45.19 GBProgram Files (x86) 27752593691 26,466.94 MB 25.85 GBWindows 25351747445 24,177.31 MB 23.61 GBEXAMPLE 7Omit folder(s) from being included Get-FolderSize.ps1 -OmitFolders 'C:\Temp','C:\Windows'EXAMPLE 8Add file counts for each folderNote: This will slow down the execution of the script by around 30%$results = Get-FolderSize -AddFileTotalPS /Users/ninja/Documents/repos/PSFolderSize> $results[0] | Format-List *FolderName : .gitSizeBytes : 228591SizeMB : 0.22SizeGB : 0.00FullPath : /Users/ninja/Documents/repos/PSFolderSize/.gitHostName : njambp.localFileCount : 382PARAMETERS-BasePathThis parameter allows you to specify the base path you'd like to get the child folders of.It defaults to where the module was run from via (Get-Location).Type: String[]Parameter Sets: defaultAliases: PathRequired: FalsePosition: 1Default value: (Get-Location)Accept pipeline input: FalseAccept wildcard characters: False-FolderNameThis parameter allows you to specify the name of a specific folder you'd like to get the size of.Type: String[]Parameter Sets: defaultAliases: NameRequired: FalsePosition: NamedDefault value: AllAccept pipeline input: FalseAccept wildcard characters: False-OmitFoldersThis parameter allows you to omit folder(s) (array of
Key features of the Foldersize that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.4/FolderSize-x64-2.4.msi - OSDN
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.4/FolderSize-x64-2.4.msi - Folder
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.1/FolderSize-2.1.msi - Folder Size
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.6/FolderSize-2.6-x64.msi - OSDN
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.6/FolderSize-2.6-x86.msi - OSDN
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.5/FolderSize-2.5-x64.msi - OSDN
- Downloading File /foldersize/2.0/FolderSize-2.0.msi - Folder Size
Itself.If renaming the OST causes the problem to recur again, then recreate the users profile to see if this might be profile related.Ask Questions:Is the user using any type of devices besides a mobile device?Question the end user if at all possible to understand what they might have been doing at the time the problem started occurring. It’s possible that a user imported a lot of data from a PST file which could cause log growth server side or there was some other erratic behavior that they were seeing based on a user action.Check to ensure File Level Antivirus exclusions are set correctly for both files and processes per Exmon and the above methods do not provide the data that is necessary to get root cause, then collect a portion of Store transaction log files (100 would be a good start) during the problem period and parse them following the directions in to look for possible patterns such as high pattern counts for IPM.Appointment. This will give you a high level overview if something is looping or a high rate of messages being sent. Note: This tool may or may not provide any benefit depending on the data that is stored in the log files, but sometimes will show data that is MIME encoded that will help with your investigationIf nothing is found by parsing the transaction log files, we can check for a rogue, corrupted, and large message in transit:1. Check current queues against all HUB Transport Servers for stuck or queued messages:get-exchangeserver | where {$_.IsHubTransportServer -eq "true"} | Get-Queue | where {$_.Deliverytype –eq “MapiDelivery”} | Select-Object Identity, NextHopDomain, Status, MessageCount | export-csv HubQueues.csvReview queues for any that are in retry or have a lot of messages queued:Export out message sizes in MB in all Hub Transport queues to see if any large messages are being sent through the queues:get-exchangeserver | where {$_.ishubtransportserver -eq "true"} | get-message –resultsize unlimited | Select-Object Identity,Subject,status,LastError,RetryCount,queue,@{Name="Message Size MB";expression={$_.size.toMB()}} | sort-object -property size –descending | export-csv HubMessages.csvExport out message sizes in Bytes in all Hub Transport queues:get-exchangeserver | where {$_.ishubtransportserver -eq "true"} | get-message –resultsize unlimited | Select-Object Identity,Subject,status,LastError,RetryCount,queue,size | sort-object -property size –descending | export-csv HubMessages.csv2. Check Users Outbox for any large, looping, or stranded messages that might be affecting overall Log Growth.get-mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited| Get-MailboxFolderStatistics -folderscope Outbox | Sort-Object Foldersize -Descending | select-object identity,name,foldertype,itemsinfolder,@{Name="FolderSize MB";expression={$_.folderSize.toMB()}} | export-csv OutboxItems.csvNote: This does not get
