Windows 10: How can I view all user files on my computer listed by size?

I'm trying to figure out what's consuming my hard drive space but it's a maze of subfolders.

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Directory Size Utility

First of all nice utility, Mindweaver!
Second of all, it's so nice to see that this section ain't dead.

I have a few questions/suggestions, maybe you'd want to see ...

• maybe you rename Get Folder button caption to something more intuitive? Add Folder, Get Folder Size, Check Folder Size or something like that?
  
• Could you add subfolder files to the right pane? (it can be a tickbox with include sub dirs)
  
• maybe you also add export list to excel?
  
• there's delete file button maybe you add delete folder button too?
  
• and finally maybe you can add UP button for directories?

 

Directory Size Utility

Change Log v1.5

• New Menu strip(File, Edit, View, Advanced, Help)
• Removed "About" button and add "About" in Help drop down.
• File dropdown menu list (Add folder..., Export(Text file, Excel File), Exit)
• Edit dropdown menu list (Delete file, Delete folder)
• View dropdown menu list (Detail, Explorer - Beta)
• Advance dropdown menu list (Check for updates)
• Help dropdown menu list (About)
• New multi threaded
• New "Explorer - Beta" turns the folder list into a Explorer type view.
• New in the "About" window when hovering over the "Directory Size Utility" changes the text color to blue to show it as a clickable link to the site.

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Firefox, opera, IE all freeze/lockup when downloading a file to any hard drive

"cant open folders with big files" interesting!,possible Paging File problem.
Method from microsoft --Increase the Size of the Paging File-- sometimes we forget how to do that
To change the size of the paging file, follow these steps:
1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2. Do one of the following: • If Control Panel on your computer is in Classic view, double-click System.
• If Control Panel on your computer is in Category view, click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System.

3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
4. In the Performance pane, click Settings.
5. In the Performance Options dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
6. In the Virtual memory pane, click Change.
7. Click Custom size, and then in the Initial size (MB) box and the Maximum size (MB) box, type a number that is larger than the number that is currently listed.