Find free disk space from command line?

At the end of every dir listing, there will be a line like the following:

9 Dir(s) 1,617,453,056 bytes free

You just need to figure out a way to scrape that info from within your program. Of course if you used a language like Perl, Python, or Ruby, there would likely be a built-in function for doing this... Or at the very least, it would be considerably easier to use regular expressions to extract just the bit of data you want.

DIR | FIND "free"

why not use freedisk.exe included in RK for server systems? Works well for xp too.

My apologies for bringing this post back from the dead, but it does display in the top 3 in many google searches:

the solution:

fsutil volume diskfree C:

which returns something like:

Total # of free bytes : 230645665792
Total # of bytes : 266205130752
Total # of avail free bytes : 230645665792

If you are like me that need to monitor the freespace for remote PC, I will suggest you try my script posted in my blog.

http://fei-automation.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-monitor-free-space-of-group-of.html