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Is there a Windows command-line utility to list largest files exceeding specific size in sub-directories?
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Would like to be able to find full paths of files in a directory tree that exceed a specific size (say 10MB). Currently aware of Microsoft's Diruse (part of Windows XP Service Pack 2 Support Tools) which does what I want except it only lists directory sizes rather than files.
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will scan D:\ and its sub-directories, look for all files whose last modified dates are greater than "17-JAN-2012" and whose sizes are greater than or equal to 200MB, then print their details. forfiles is included on some Windows Servers, but not by…
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