Count files, size and when created on Windows server

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#1

I´ve have a Windows server and I wondering how I best show this from the server to
non technical person:
-How many files there are in a specific folder on this server?
-How big each file are?
-When the file is created?

Any tips?
-cant find any powershell command that´s doing this, yet…

Really appreciate your answer
:slight_smile:

#2

What exactly do you mean with that?

Get-ChildItem ???

#3 
Get-ChildItem
12025

Yes it counts the files but not:
-How big each file are?
-When the file is created?

#4 
 Get-ChildItem -File | Select-Object -Property Name,Length,CreationTime
#5

For a non-technical person I wouldn’t use PowerShell output, use a picture.

Something like the output from TreeSize Free, WinDirStat, SequoiaView or similar utilities.

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#6

I made it too complicated with powershell, when there is such a simple tool that presents it
so visual to non-technical persons.
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