I found a very useful script online a few weeks ago (but unfortunately I can't remember where from otherwise I would credit them!)
The script pulls machine names from a text file and then hunts down each disk and capacity used/free then saves the information to htm file.
#requires -version 2.0
#use parameter drive report to html.ps1 computer1,computer2 or a computer list file
#change file path and name on line 7 below to reflect name and path of computer list file using.
#script will open web browser with current report when completed.
Param (
$computers = (Get-Content "C:\Temp\Computers.txt")
)
$Title="Hard Drive Report to HTML"
#embed a stylesheet in the html header
$head = @"
<mce:style><!--
mce:0
--></mce:style><style _mce_bogus="1"><!--
mce:0
--></style>
<Title>$Title</Title>
<br>
"@
#define an array for html fragments
$fragments=@()
#get the drive data
$data=Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_logicaldisk -filter "drivetype=3" -computer $computers
#group data by computername
$groups=$Data | Group-Object -Property SystemName
#this is the graph character
[string]$g=[char]9608
#create html fragments for each computer
#iterate through each group object
ForEach ($computer in $groups) {
$fragments+="<H2>$($computer.Name)</H2>"
#define a collection of drives from the group object
$Drives=$computer.group
#create an html fragment
$html=$drives | Select @{Name="Drive";Expression={$_.DeviceID}},
@{Name="SizeGB";Expression={$_.Size/1GB -as [int]}},
@{Name="UsedGB";Expression={"{0:N2}" -f (($_.Size - $_.Freespace)/1GB) }},
@{Name="FreeGB";Expression={"{0:N2}" -f ($_.FreeSpace/1GB) }},
@{Name="Usage";Expression={
$UsedPer= (($_.Size - $_.Freespace)/$_.Size)*100
$UsedGraph=$g * ($UsedPer/2)
$FreeGraph=$g* ((100-$UsedPer)/2)
#I'm using place holders for the < and > characters
"xopenFont color=Redxclose{0}xopen/FontxclosexopenFont Color=Greenxclose{1}xopen/fontxclose" -f $usedGraph,$FreeGraph
}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment
#replace the tag place holders. It is a hack but it works.
$html=$html -replace "xopen","<"
$html=$html -replace "xclose",">"
#add to fragments
$Fragments+=$html
#insert a return between each computer
$fragments+="<br>"
} #foreach computer
#add a footer
$footer=("<br><I>Report run {0} by {1}\{2}<I>" -f (Get-Date -displayhint date),$env:userdomain,$env:username)
$fragments+=$footer
#write the result to a file
ConvertTo-Html -head $head -body $fragments | Out-File "C:\SQL Reports\drivereport_$((Get-Date).ToString('yyyy-MM-dd-hhmmss')).htm"
The only real amendment I made was adding the date time stamp to the output file.
Once armed with the information about the disk usage I can then investigate further by seeing what is taking the space up. I found a free tool which does the job - WinDirStat.
I will endeavour to find out who wrote the script........
And I just have!! - Gandalf 50
