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RidNacs Specifications
Version:
2.0.3
Date added:
Dec. 29, 2023
Date released:
March 13, 2010
Price:
Free
Operating system:
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows NT, Windows,
Downloads last week:
29
Additional Requirements
Not available

RidNacs v2.0.3

Analyze your disk space usage.

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RidNacs Editor's review

Just like your car, it's important to keep your computer tuned up to ensure that it runs at its best. Regularly removing old and unnecessary files is crucial, and RidNacs aims to help you with this task by analyzing your PC's disk space usage. Unfortunately, its lack of viable help and vague results left a lot to be desired.

We appreciate the program's clean user interface. It consists of a small window with commands at the top for choosing directories to analyze and a blank panel for displaying results. But upon closer inspection, we found its menu items and commands a bit vague. The program doesn't include any kind of viable Help feature; it offers a link to the publisher's Web site, but unless you speak fluent German, you're out of luck. We started by selecting the Choose Directory option and choosing to analyze our C drive. The program quickly went to work letting us watch, in real time, as it scanned our folders. Bar graphs represented percentages for each folder, but we weren't sure what the percentages represented. Do the graphs reflect the percentage of free space left in each folder, or just the opposite? It was hard to tell, and because we don't speak German, we couldn't find an answer.


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