Downloaded and installed on Windows 10 Pro.
Windows 10 Pro 1903 build 18326.267

Windows executed the program several times without fail, and it seems to function to a limited set of parameters.

My Anti-Virus (also Russian) for the first time in many years went into stealth mode about your software. Every time I ran a scan, my AV also scanned this software, its registry edits and also its variables, and what it had access too.

Hence as my system will just function whilst running it, and the AV is conflicting with it. Thus, I uninstalled.

I've been using WinDirStat for decades now, I'm not going to change. Especially if my AV don't trust you.

Uninstalled.

the current build of Windows is 10 build 18326.267
If your software doesn't work for that, I doubt it works with anything prior also.

I don't see any way to control this program or have it show me what it is offering to do.

It shows [ 100% ] on some directories, [ 6% ] in some files, and what does [ Share ] mean to these programmers?

I know what [ Share ] means under Windows - Networking.

I could see no way to figure out what it would do to pictures to supposedly save them as smaller.

As other suggest, maybe wait for v2 or later.

Kill this, that saves space!
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Files Inspector Prо 1.05 made in Rusia?

SpaceSniffer is Free and does what this program claims to do. IOBit Uninstaller is free and gets rid of residual junk on your Hard Drive and Registry, other free Uninstaller's will do also. Is reducing the size of your photo's by 10% really going to help? Delete unnecessary pictures or transfer them to Disk, USB or The Cloud. Just my thought's.

It doesn't inspect files. It inspects drives and folders for file size and date.

Disk labels disappear after using for a short time. Filenames are truncated at the beginning unnecessarily. Need to be able to add folders and get rid of unused standard ones like "Pictures".

Updates can be disabled from settings.

A simple program that allows you to find out what happened to the space on your hard drive with fewer clicks than if you find the answer using a file manager. It allows you to remove some folders with one click. There is an undo function but it doesn't allow you to recover certain restricted access folders. So you can lose needed data. It labels all of the older files in the Downloads folder as obsolete and allows you to delete them with one click, a somewhat risky tool. If you choose to use the program, be careful what you click.

I prefer to wait for version 2.x or maybe 3.x. Till then.

I just installed this and on attempting to launch the program after the installer completed it threw an error trying to find a windows 7 or above procedure in kernel32.dll which is NOT a good sign if the systems requirements above are too be believed. I also note that this a VERY young program with the intial release being in 22nd April 2019! https://www.chemtable.com/version-history.htm?prod_id=Files Inspector

The main program cannot be launched from the desktop shortcut producing the same error of it not finding a particular windows 7 or above exported procedure within kernel32.dll so it is NOT compatible with XP or Vista like it says in the information panels System Requirements.

Also the single PRO advantage claim of:

•PRO Compressing photos without the loss of their quality

The vast majority of consumer grade cameras already heavily compress photos at moment of saving them to the memory cards and usually with a lossy compression algorithm unless it's a high end model and then it may have to be configured to use a lossless compression format or uncompressed form so the idea that this almost brand new program that by the comments so far is still quite buggy is not going to be able to compress most consumer grade digital cameras photo files without loss of quality because the only way to improve compression over losslessly comressed photo files is to use a lossy compression method like JPEG or the like which discard data to simplify an images data to make it easier to compress better.
If a person has invested enough money in a digital camera to get one that stores taken photos in a lossless format then they certainly won't be skimping on storage and are most likely using the camera for a living and would not throw away the money they spent on the camera and lenses to save a few hundred gigabytes by compressing all thier valuable photos into poor mans JPEG or HEIC photos.

Hi! People!

I need help...

What do you suggest me to do in case I bought my pc about 1 year ago ? I could hear form pc experts that such softwares which cleans pc isn't useful for such things. I don't want to write to the support center on the website https://www.chemtable.com/files-inspector.htm because I have not time to wait for the reaction there. Maybe there's someone here with new pc that would know anything about it that I should or shouldn't use this software

why this software needs internet connection?
how to disable to check for updates?
does it send some stats , telem, or other infor from my computer?

It's rather disconcerting that 'Obsolete downloads' contained several files from today that clearly are not obsolete.
Also, may of the 'obsolete' files appear to be dated incorrectly - several are shown as 'Yesterday' when in actual fact they were downloaded and used some time ago (example: I downloaded and installed GIMP in May yet it this program has dated it 'Yesterday')

I see that the 'non-Pro' version is free - what extra do you get for the 'Pro' ?