Vacuon Joedson Alves

Vacuon finds where the space on a Windows disk went. It reads the NTFS Master File Table straight off the volume, which indexes a million files in seconds instead of minutes, and falls back to the Windows API on volumes where that is not possible. Images and videos are shown as thumbnails in six sizes, so you can tell which of five large renders is the final one without opening any of them. Deletion goes to the Recycle Bin by default, and permanently only behind a confirmation you have to tick, with a protection list that refuses the volume root, Windows, System32 and kernel-owned files. Every scan cross-checks the space it attributed to files against what the volume reports as used, and says so when the two disagree. The interface is available in English and Portuguese. The fast path needs Administrator; without it the app still works through the slower traversal and says which one it used.