4.15
- UI tweaked to look like Windows 11 style
- WizTree can now export/import ".tsv" (tab separated values) files.
Simply set the file name extension to ".tsv" when saving to enable this, otherwise it will use a comma to separate the values
- Some UI elements would be slightly blurry on high DPI screens - fixed
- Deleted files will now be marked with a red outline in the treemap as they are detected
- Fixed treemap hover glitch which could happen in certain situations when deleting files
- Various translations updated
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4.14.0.1
- Fixed row height scaling issue with high DPI screens - if you already downloaded 4.14 (5 June 2023) please download again and reinstall. Apologies for any inconvenience.
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4.14
- Fixed rare bug that might cause some folders not to be detected by WizTree when parsing MFT file due to unusual MFT record ordering
- Tree, file and extension views text size can be increased/decreased by using Ctrl+MouseWheel
- When importing CSV files WizTree will now display the line number containing invalid data that caused the import to fail.
Useful for those who create WizTree compatible CSV files
- Added new "Reset Configuration to default values" function to the File menu.
This will set all but the licencing info back to default values.
Use this if you notice anything weird happening (like very large or small column widths, font sizes, etc)
- WizTree will now by default display the maximum "last modified date" for all files and folders within a folder instead of the standard Windows last modified date.
This will only apply to new installations or when resetting the configuration.
To disable this edit the WizTree3.ini file and change the following setting:
- ShowMaxModifiedDate=0
- WizTree will now default to sorting by "Allocated" space instead of "Size" as this better reflects actual space used by files.
Allocated space will now also be displayed on the Treemap by default.
This will only apply to new installations or when resetting the configuration
- Installer has been updated to use the correct configuration file location when being installed to a non "Program Files" location.
If WizTree detects it's running from the "Program Files" folder it assumes it's the "installed" version and keeps the config file in the %appdata%WizTree3 folder, otherwise it will keep the config file in the same folder it's running from.
Previously the installer would always assume the config file was in %appdata% folder, which would be incorrect when installing to a non default location.
- This is useful for Enterprise users running automated installs as the "SYSTEM" user as the various config command line parameters will now be applied to the correct configuration file.
- e.g. to do a silent install of WizTree into the "C:WizTreeApp" folder with no desktop icon, auto configuring it to not run as admin, disable checking for updates, and setting the license key:
- wiztree_4_14_setup.exe /DIR="C:WizTreeApp" /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /NORESTART /SP- /MERGETASKS=!desktopicon /runasadmin=false /checkforupdates=false /supportercode=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
- Installer will now update the registry to make mapped network drives that were created by non elevated processes visible to elevated processes like WizTree.
This will require a restart to take effect if not already enabled.
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4.13
- Regular Expression search added. To perform a regex search, type in a forward slash followed immediately by the regex, e.g.:
- /[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9].csv$
- If the regex contains spaces, enclose it in double quotes, like this:
- /"[0-9]{4} [0-9]{2} [0-9].csv$"
- Regular expression searches can be used for file search and include/exclude filters
- Search history dropdown added to File Search and Include/Exclude filters
- Include/Exclude Filters can now be applied to entire path (default) or file name only
- New command line parameter /filterfullpath=[0|1] added to control whether filters are applied to full path or file name only. Default is full path.
- e.g. WizTree64.exe /filterfullpath=0
- Support for DrivePool, Storage Spaces and other similar "virtual" drives added (WizTree would crash or stop working when scanning these types of drive before)
- Importing a CSV file would display incorrect file dates/times due to timezone adjustment error - fixed
- Fixed possible "Access Violation" error on startup when scanning for devices such as mobile phones
- default sorting can now be set via command line /sortby=sortoption, where sortoption can be
- 1 = sort by file size (desc), file name
- 2 = sort by allocated size (desc), file name
- 3 - sort by modified date (desc)
- Percent of Drive calculations (File View) were incorrect when multiple drives were selected - fixed
- WizTree will now remember if tree and file view data is being sorted by size or allocated and use the same sort order when restarted
- New Indonesian translation added (thanks to Marcellinus Ferdinand Suciadi)
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4.12
- Fixed issue with file size filters (e.g. >1g) not handling folders correctly
- Fixed file filter bug that could cause matching files not to appear in some cases
- New Czech translation added (thanks to DrTactless)
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4.11
- "Today" file search filter (=today) was not working correctly in some time zones - fixed
- Command line parameters for /filter and /filterexclude now support literal double quotes.
This is useful when filtering paths containing spaces, to prevent the filter from treating the space as an "AND" operator
- Use a single quote character to represent the double quote, like this
- WizTree64.exe /filter="'C:Program Files'|'C:Program Files (x86)'"
- The example above would set the "include filter" to
- "C:Program Files"|"C:Program Files (x86)"
- The filter above will match file names containing "C:Program Files" OR "C:Program Files (x86)"
- Two single quotes in a row will be treated as one literal single quote
- WizTree64.exe /filter="'C:Program Files'|'C:Program Files (x86)'|'C:Bob''s Folder'"
- This would set the "include filter" to
- "C:Program Files"|"C:Program Files (x86)"|"C:Bob's Folder"
- Without the quotes the filtering will not work as expected
- C:Program Files|C:Program Files (x86)
- This would match any file names containing "C:Program" AND ( "Files" OR "C:Program" ) AND "Files" AND "(x86)"
- Previously the way to work around this problem was to replace the spaces with wildcard question marks, like this
- WizTree64.exe /filter="C:Program?Files|C:Program?Files?(x86)"
- WizTree 4.09/4.10 would crash when run as "SYSTEM" user ("NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM") due to some issues with the newly added drag/drop functionality - fixed
- Fixed some cosmetic issues with Italian translation
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4.10
- Treemap would not be rendered correctly when "show free space" option not selected in some cases (such as mapped Google Drives or when scanning a mobile phone) - fixed
- It is now possible to disable the new drag/drop and double click to open functionality added in 4.09. To do this close WizTree and edit the WizTree3.ini file and change these 2 settings in the [frmWizTreeMain] section:
- [frmWizTreeMain]
- enabledragdrop=0
- enabledoubleclickopen=0
- Fixed rare command line export error when using "/exportalldates" parameter
- Fixed error that would occur when using the "save treemap as png file" option with multiple selections and show free space enabled
- Korean, Serbian and Polish translations updated
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4.09
- Disk free space on treemap will now be displayed separately for each selection when using the "select multiple" option
- Export functions updated to always format floating point values (like percentages) using a point as currency separator.
Previously it used the system locale character which is a comma in some countries.
This extra comma would create problems when importing the data into other applications (like spreadsheets)
- Double clicking a file or folder in the tree or file view will now automatically open it
- Files/folders can now be dragged out of WizTree and into Windows Explorer windows to copy/move them.
Hold Shift key while dragging to move the file, otherwise it will be copied. Dragging will only work when dragged from the file name column.
Dragging in other columns will select all files in the selection rectangle.
- Copy (Ctrl+C)/Cut (Ctrl+X) menu items added to File Menu. Copy path shortcut changed from Ctrl+C to Ctrl+Alt+C
- Copy Path function will no longer include a trailing carriage return if only one item is selected
- Drive name now displayed in tree view and treemap
- Menu accelerator keys were not working in dark mode (fixed)
- new command line parameter added to select size or allocated space for treemap image export (default is size):
- /treemapimageshowallocated=[0|1]
- e.g.
- WizTree64.exe C: /treemapimagefile="C:tempcdriveimage_%d.png" /treemapimagewidth=1024 /treemapimageheight=768 /treemapimagefreespace=0 /treemapimageshowallocated=1
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4.08
- Added new "Filter Scan Results" option which allows entire scan results to be filtered using a user defined filter.
- Toggle the filter on or off by clicking on the filter icon under the Scan button, or select Options->Filter Scan Results, or press Ctrl+Shift+F
- The "Include Filter" will include only matching files in the results
- The "Exclude Filter" will exclude any matching files from the results
- Click on the "Apply Filter" button (or press Enter after making a filter change) to apply any filter changes made. Files are matched using the entire file path and file name. The filters support all standard file search functionality, such as wild cards, file size, file date etc. See this link for all search options: https://diskanalyzer.com/guide#search
- e.g. To filter only files of type mp3 or wav, larger than 5MB, excluding anything in the C:Windows folder, you'd enter:
- Include Filter: *.mp3|*.wav >5m
- Exclude Filter: C:Windows
- Wildcard search for file extensions was not working correctly when "match entire path" option was used - fixed
- e.g. searching for *.c would include files including ".c" anywhere in the file name, which would include *.cpp or *.c.bak files too.
- Total space, space used, space free display fields widened to correctly display very large TB drive values when displaying as Bytes
- Window position was not being restored to correct position if Windows taskbar was not positioned at bottom of screen - fixed
- Fixed some dark mode display issues on older versions of Windows (2003, XP)
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