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Users are provided with multiple disk usage analysis and file classification capabilities allowing one to gain an in-depth visibility into how the disk space is used, save reports and perform file management operations.ĭiskSavvy is a powerful disk space usage analyzer allowing one to analyze disks, network shares, NAS storage devices and enterprise storage systems. I remember him posting a comment which he thinks tiny computer are less powerful(true to some extent).Disk Savvy Pro|Ultimate|Enterprise 15.3.14 | 41.33 MB |ĭiskSavvy is a disk space usage analyzer capable of analyzing disks, network shares, NAS devices and enterprise storage systems. Apparently he actually used that netbook to edit photo and do his work. My friend is a photographer but not much of a computer guy so he bought a netbook(yes, those 10-inches) and brought it to college. I have another one but it's not really non-techies. She would double click on the Google searches to open them too and I got really annoyed watching her using the computer at some point of my life. That includes links and buttons on the web browser.
My mum isn't non-techy but she just double clicks on EVERYTHING she wants to open. If the shortcut on the desktop is gone, they would think all of their data on the computer are gone. Whenever something is wrong with the machine, they'll always ask if it's a virus or not. I used to work at a computer shop for IT support and service.
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