This post will show you how to see how much space an app or program takes up on Windows 11/10. If you have installed Windows 11/10, you can load your Windows PC with many useful Microsoft Store apps apart from the classic desktop software. All the apps, paid and free, sport a Modern interface and can be readily downloaded from the Microsoft Store.
While there appears no problem installing such applications on PCs, you certainly have to track your Tablet memory space, as it has fixed storage space (16 GB, 32 GB, 64GB, etc.). Tracking disk space usage will help you determine which app is consuming more space and help you decide which one’s to remove, should you feel the need to free up some disk space.
How to see Program and App Sizes in Windows 11
To see Program and App Sizes in Windows 11:
- Press Win+I to open Settings
- Open Apps > Installed apps
- Press the Sort by drop-down
- Select Size (Large to small)
- The apps will get sorted by size.
How to see how much space an app or program takes up in Windows 10
To see how to see how much space an app or program takes up in Windows 10:
- Click Start
- Open Settings
- Open Apps > Apps & features
- Press the Sort by drop-down
- Select Size
You will see the size of each of the installed desktop software as well as the Microsoft Store apps.
In Windows 8.1
To begin, move the cursor to the lower-right corner of your computer screen to bring up the Charms bar. Alternatively, you can press Win+C to get the same result.
Once the Charms bar shows up, click on ‘Settings’ and then select ‘Change PC settings’ option.
Next, under ‘PC settings’ select ‘General’ and scroll down until you find ‘Available Storage’ option.
When you find it, click on the ‘View app sizes’ button. Just above it you will also notice total amount of space used by all apps. All Windows 8 applications that are installed on your system are listed with their name and size here. The list is sorted by size from the largest to the smallest app. You can click or tap on any empty space to close this box.
Alternatively, you can press Win+W key, start type “app size”, and hit Enter to open the above settings window, to view the app sizes.
In this way, you can find which application is consuming more space and remove it if you feel it.
I hope this helps.
