Windows 7 search : find empty folder

[Dolby]

I have about 900 directories.

90% have a file in that is 500MB+ and the other 10% have a file in at 100k.

Am I able to sort the folders by size or somehow find the 10%?

 

[synapseZA]

Cannot help you there sorry, but I feel like moaning about the 7 search

I have given up on trying to make the Windows 7 search work for me. It is just not flexible enough and seems to freak out if the file is not indexed. That is my only complaint about 7. I now use the search feature in Total Commander....much better

 

[Park@82]

you can probably do a search for *.* (will show all files) and sort the results by size.

 

[Dolby]

But then it shows the files within the directories :/

 

[Park@82]

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml maybe this will help?

 

[ponder]

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml maybe this will help?

Was going to suggest something similar but forgot what it was called.

Maybe you can achieve something similar with the new win7 shell, dunno how powerfull it is compared to a unix/linux shell.

http://www.windows7download.com/free-win7-directory-tree/

 

[Tacet]

If you enter

type:"file folder"

in the search bar it will return all the folders. You can sort them according to size, then. I can't convince it to search for folders with certain sizes of contents yet, though.

 

[Dolby]

Thanks guys.

Program worked!